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6 Digital Banking Trends for 2025

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The rise of digital banking, cryptocurrency, blockchain, and AI adoption across banking operations will prompt regulatory bodies to implement clearer frameworks and guidelines to ensure stability and consumer protection. By ensuring compliance with regulations, banks mitigate risks and maintain trust with customers and regulatory authorities.

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Compliance In The Clouds: How The Pandemic Is Affecting Banks' Cloud-Native Futures

PYMNTS

He explained that the cloud can help FIs swiftly respond to compliance and security challenges during the pandemic. With regulations governing open banking, [like] PSD2, and storage of data, [like] GDPR, we now have an even stronger case to securely open our systems to external partners,” Schmidt said.

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FFIEC compliance: Ensuring access to suitable resources for effective BSA management

Abrigo

A strong BSA prog r am starts with FFIEC compliance Building a robust BSA program means having access to the staffing and resources you need. You might also like this podcast, "Ensuring access to the FFIEC’s suitable resources at your financial institution: What BSA compliance officers need to know.

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Enforcing AML/KYC Compliance When Legal Precedent Does Not Apply

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Social distancing restrictions implemented to curb the virus’s spread are preventing compliance professionals from obtaining physical identification documents and holding in-person meetings that typically enforced anti-money laundering/know your customer (AML/KYC) compliance. Compliance Enforcement Goes Remote With Biometrics.

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Merchants Get Clarity Around Compliance As Global Payment Regulations Evolve

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Compliance with financial regulations market-to-market around the globe is increasingly automated yet relies on the same human emotion that undergirds all forms of exchange: trust. In other words, banks and financial institutions (FIs) have an obligation to make sure you are who you claim to be. Here again, trust is the heart of the matter.

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HealPay On How SaaS, Payments Orchestration Providers Help Meet PCI Compliance

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Keeping customers' digital payment data safe and secure is a critical part of doing business in the digital economy, and following Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance guidelines is an effective way for firms to accomplish this. Getting Up to Speed on Compliance. Sharing the Compliance Burden.

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The role of core deposit intangibles in banking

Abrigo

Accounting treatment and amortization Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) guidelines and regulatory agencies permit banks to report CDIs as intangible assets. While CDIs represent the intrinsic value of customer relationships, deposit premiums reflect the price paid during an acquisition to secure those deposits.

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