But with a Republican House and Senate, the Trump administration could radically alter how the Fed operates.
They’re expanding their physical presences and leaning into genAI—paving the way for continued growth.
They require different types of banking products and services in 2025.
This will solidify Walmart’s role as a major payments player and can be a large revenue generator for the retailer
Despite the remittance industry’s digital transformation, Western Union is banking on stores remaining a key component of its business
A large addressable market for secured cards makes them a key growth segment for issuers—as long as they can appropriately mitigate risk
FTC warns ACA marketplace insurance marketers about deceptive claims: The warnings come during open enrollment season, a period that typically creates confusion among consumers.
The card’s unique waitlist promotion can help the card gain a sizable user base
The faster payments scheme is now a true real-time payments competitor on par with The Clearing House’s RTP Network and FedNow
Financial institutions’ visions for genAI set the tone for its implementation.
A recent survey revealed that Gen Xers feel the most financially insecure and need specific banking services before the incoming administration takes office.
In today’s episode of The Banking & Payments Show podcast, we talk about the most (and least) impactful ways that the new Trump administration might impact the banking sector, and the unintended consequences on mortgage rates and the mortgage industry if tariffs raise the cost of consumer goods and construction materials. Join the discussion with host and Head of Business Development, Rob Rubin, economics correspondent at Politico, Victoria Guida, and our Principal Analyst, Tiffani Montez.
The president-elect has chosen some high-profile members of the financial services industry to serve in his administration.