CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 76 Matt Johnner BankLabs on Commercial Lending

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It just may be topic one in credit union c suites – how do we make more profitable loans? Matt Johnner of BankLabs – a developer of cloud based technology solutions for financial institutions – has a suggestion: Go after lending to two of the country’s biggest industrial segments, agriculture and construction. And fast track […]

CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 75 Milind Borkar Illuma Labs

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Passwords are broken. You know that. But do you know call centers are heading that way? Call centers are under attack by criminals. Smart criminals. And they are targeting credit unions. Credit unions are responding by asking more members ever harder questions. Just one problem. As the questions get more obscure – what was the […]

CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 63 Steve Hoke on Data and Mortgages, Live from Finastra Community Markets

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There was a time when community financial institutions owned the home mortgage market. No more.  Fintechs dominate and mega banks aren’t far behind. Most credit unions are left to squabble over crumbs. But just maybe there’s hope. At Finastra, Steve Hoke, Vice President, Product Management, Consumer and SME Lending, says the company’s Fusion Motgagebot Data Insights puts […]

CU 2.0 Podcast 60: Mike Hatch on Core Systems, Live from Finastra Community Markets

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Name the single most important IT system in your credit union. Spoiler alert: it’s not your core.  Not anymore. Who says that? Mike Hatch, a VP and national sales manager at Finastra, and a core expert. Hatch knows the core is crucial but he also believes that it’s the institution’s digital orientation that will shape […]

CU 2.0 Podcast 57: Scott Anderson Open Banking, Live from DN Intersect

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One site to rule them all. This is the banking version of the Tolkien quest for the one ring that rules them all. Call this open banking and remember that phrase. It’s about to get much buzzier and louder over the next year as open banking transforms how US financial institutions interact.