Consumer banking

Dick Evans, chairman and CEO at Cullen/Frost Bankers in San Antonio, discusses the decline in oil prices, and what it means for energy lending at the $28.6 billion-asset company.

February 8
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Thumbnail for Video: Why the Oil Slump Is a 'Nonevent': Cullen/Frost's Evans
  • Thumbnail for Video: Fintechs Are Neighbors, Not Invaders

    Hanspeter Wolf, CEO of onboarding software vendor Appway, on how he defines fintech and what he sees for its future.

    January 8
  • Thumbnail for Video: 'The ATM of the Future Will Be a Service': Diebold CEO

    Diebold CEO Andy Mattes shares his vision for how ATMs will evolve over the next 10 years.

    January 6
  • Thumbnail for Video: Web Fraud Banking

    The huge growth of online banking, including mobile, has transformed the industry, bringing tremendous choice, flexibility and convenience to consumers and businesses. But online banking can also be a source of fraud. Watch this video and learn the real risks of web fraud to financial institutions and ways to prevent it.

    January 5
  • Thumbnail for Video: Why Not Refinance Student Loans?

    Banks seldom refinance student loans, but Citizens Financial consumer finance head Brendan Coughlin said that refis have become a cornerstone for his bank — and that it has the niche all to itself.

    December 1
  • Thumbnail for Video: How iPhones Helped Citizens Break a Lending Record

    On the first day Citizens Financial started financing iPhones it made more new loans than any bank ever did on one day, the head of the company’s consumer lending said.

    November 24
  • Thumbnail for Video: The Challenges Facing De Novo Banks
    M&A

    Scott Kavanaugh, CEO of First Foundation Bank in Irvine, Calif., talks about running a startup bank during the financial crisis. The drought in de novos will likely continue because of high compliance costs, he said.

    November 13
  • Thumbnail for Video: A Day in the Life of Zions' LeeAnne Linderman

    An early start, group meetings, one-on-one meetings, lunch in front of a computer screen, a ribbon-cutting for a new branch, it's all in a day's work for LeeAnne Linderman, the executive vice president of retail banking for Zions Bancorp and one of our Women to Watch. But the indefatigable Linderman still makes time for the United Way, the American Heart Association and her husband. "A Day in the Life" was our theme for the Most Powerful Women in Banking program this year.

    October 22