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What do the results from Bank Director's annual technology survey tell us about how banks are viewing technology and their ability/willingness to invest in it during a pandemic?

Former BankOnPurpose keynote speaker Bob Moesta talks about his book on demand-side sales, and how its principals can be applied by commercial bankers.

A look at what PrecisionLender data tells us about the commercial loan pricing market, for the first half of October.

A look at what PrecisionLender data tells us about the commercial loan pricing market, for the second half of September.

The banking industry is much stronger now than it was the last time the U.S. economy had a significant downturn. So why isn't that being reflected in the stock prices of publicly traded banks?

Forecasting revenues and expenses is tough in the best of times. During a pandemic? Yikes. So how should banks handle tricky budget questions during COVID-19?

A look at what PrecisionLender data tells us about the commercial loan pricing market, for the first half of September.

A look at what PrecisionLender data tells us about the commercial loan pricing market, for the second half of August.

Can commercial banks meet federal regulators' deadline to switch from LIBOR to SOFR? We take a look at the issues involved, whether the timeline is realistic, and potential solutions to the problem.

The hotel industry has been hit hard during the pandemic. What does that mean for banks that have lent money to hotels? And how are banks working to give hotels time to regain their financial footing?

Things are far from normal economically with COVID-19, but commercial banks are out of survival mode and now have time to take stock and ask: What's next? Here's a look at three paths forward.

In this episode, PrecisionLender's Gita Thollesson provides a sneak peak into her recent report, "Risk Levels and Bank Behavior During COVID-19."

With risk mitigation on the minds of commercial bankers everywhere, it's time to look at how they're measuring risk and where those ratings might be coming up short.