CU Town Hall Episode 124: Fraud-A-Palooza
n this session, we conducted an analysis of the impact of fraud on credit unions. With fraud rates on the rise, proactive measures are essential for effective defense. We examined the most prevalent types of fraud currently affecting credit unions, identified emerging trends and risks that may surface in the near future, and discussed prevention strategies to safeguard both your organization and your members against fraud.
AI, Open Banking are En Vogue
Glen checks in with Money 20/20 President Tracey Davies for a preview of the upcoming four-day Las Vegas extravaganza. Also- a slew of updates on Illinois’ interchange fiasco, a countdown to the CFPB’s open banking rule, and a desperate attempt to tie 1990s funky divas to 2024 payment headlines.
CU Town Hall Episode 122: Primary Financial Institutions
In this session, we discussed the transformative power of embedded finance for credit unions. As competition grows and economic challenges persist, this innovative approach allows credit unions to integrate financial services into everyday shopping and e-commerce experiences, effectively reaching new audiences. We explored how leveraging embedded finance can enhance brand visibility and improve the financial well-being of communities, helping credit unions thrive in a competitive landscape
CU Town Hall Episode 121: Embedded Finance
In this session, we discussed the transformative power of embedded finance for credit unions. As competition grows and economic challenges persist, this innovative approach allows credit unions to integrate financial services into everyday shopping and e-commerce experiences, effectively reaching new audiences. We explored how leveraging embedded finance can enhance brand visibility and improve the financial well-being of communities, helping credit unions thrive in a competitive landscape
CU Town Hall Episode 120: AI Advancements in Accessibility
In this session, we explored how AI is revolutionizing accessibility for people with disabilities. We discussed recent innovations, such as Synchron’s integration of OpenAI models in brain-computer interfaces, which offer new avenues for communication and independence. We explored the implications for the financial industry, examining how credit unions can leverage these technologies to enhance inclusivity and transform services for members with disabilities.
The Road to Responsible AI
Glen speaks with Glia’s Jake Tyler about his firm’s approach to delivering ethical AI solutions to financial institutions. Also- Finovate Best of Show winners, and the continuing crisis in card interchange.
CU Town Hall Episode 118: Combating Misinformation and Fraud in the Age of AI
In this session, we will focus on combating misinformation and fraud in the age of AI. In a recent news report, the potential dangers of AI misuse have been starkly illustrated by the wrongful framing of a principal as racist through the manipulation of his voice. This alarming incident underscores the urgent need for awareness and proactive measures to safeguard against AI-based harm, not only in the financial industry, but in all industries.
The Familiar Sounds of Future AI
John and Glen tackle several of the hottest topics impacting fintech today including audio (and video) at the heart of ChatGPT’s new features, the sustained strength in Bitcoin and Ethereum values, and a landmark Illinois law’s potential disruption of interchange.
Opening Up, for Better or Worse…
Glen speaks with Peter Tapling of PTap Advisory about the mixed signals swirling around US open banking, and Anne Legg assesses credit unions’ readiness for AI. Also- ScarJo haunts OpenAI, and playing SCOTUS Bingo at the CFPB
Preparing for the 3 M’s of AI, and Other Big Ideas
Glen shares interviews with Saisi Peter, Co-Founder of Casap, the 2024 winner of NACUSO’s Next Big Idea competition, and Anne Legg of Thrive Strategic Services outlines the steps credit unions must take to prepare for Generative AI. Also- Stripe unbundles and the NRF gets cranky (is that news?)