Miriam Cross is a technology reporter at American Banker, specializing in bank technology and fintech. With a background as an associate editor at Kiplinger's Personal Finance, she also covers a range of topics including AI, markets, and business leaders within the financial services sector. Miriam's work has been featured in notable publications such as Forbes, Accounting Today, and National Mortgage News.
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Miriam Cross focuses on the finance and economy, with a substantial portion of her coverage dedicated to financial regulations and legal policy. She frequently cites data, reports government announcements, and covers press releases related to fintech, banking, wealth management, risk management as well as broader finance-related topics.
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Two credit unions with roots in technology companies are merging.
By: Miriam Cross
The Act could have an impact on U.S. financial institutions similar to how the EU's was felt around the world.
The all-digital has agreed to acquire a savings bank, boosting its asset size over $1 billion. For reprint and licensing requests for this article,
A $229 million-asset community bank can credit its longstanding relationship with and his for some of its strides in technology.
, a consumer debt management company, has sold its assets to a digital bank and a fintech two months after it folded.
American Banker's annual recognition of the most powerful women in banking includes two CIOs and the newly created position of chief data and analytics officer at a megabank.
By: Miriam Cross
made every effort to cover its bases as it launched in 2022. For reprint and licensing requests for this article,
Certification programs for specialists do not yet exist, and the roles in BaaS are still evolving. But as the , it is important that community banks bulk up on this elusive expertise.
Reopening a bank's branches and restoring connectivity is a physical and emotional feat.
By: Miriam Cross
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