CBA President and CEO @LindseyJCBA released the following statement in response to President Trump's Executive Order on Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security: https://t.co/1U8Wz3qbkg
CBA’s latest edition of the Chart Book is now available! Though there’s a mixed economic outlook due to inflationary pressures, more consumers continue to pay off their credit card balances each month.
Dive into the numbers from Q1 2026: https://t.co/AWuKxZy6Sq
Our final #SmallBusinessMonth banker spotlight is on Jacquelene Smith, a Senior Business Banker @CapitalOne! Read more about her story supporting small businesses in the Houston area: https://t.co/WCZ5ddNeLc
@ConsumerBankers congratulates you Chair Warsh! We look forward to working with you and the rest of the Board of Governors to drive the economy and Main Street forward!
The report also shares key recommendations from the roundtable to execute when current TPRM expectations fall short in the face of an evolving modern financial ecosystem with thousands of third-party relationships and ever-changing tech stacks.
CBA and other leading bank and fintech associations released a new report outlining refined principles and proposed reforms to third party risk management guidance and supervisory expectations in financial services. https://t.co/Z8eVncxgo5
The report stems from a symposium convened by CBA this month that brought together experts from banks, leading technology providers, industry associations, and current and former banking officials.
As we continue our #SmallBusinessMonth celebration of the individuals who support Main Streets across America, we are spotlighting Candice Caruso from @WSFS! Read her story here: https://t.co/Bp6R5RP39G
On advice to new small business owners, Briggs shares the importance of tech-forward planning, “I think an AI-first business – leveraging it and putting that in your business is a smart move and only going to make you more attractive to capital providers.”
In celebration of #SmallBusinessMonth, CBA President and the CEO @LindseyJCBA sat down with SBA Deputy Administrator @SBADeputy_Bill to discuss how the SBA is supporting Main Streets across the nation. https://t.co/kzW7cwXI2r
“All of those provisions benefit and encourage small businesses to invest and grow and work with their lenders,” Briggs says in regards to the Trump Administration’s pro-growth and pro-business policies to better support Main Street.
The regulatory perimeter exists to protect financial stability, prevent government subsidies to commercial firms, and preserve fair competition. When companies offer bank-like services without federal oversight, consumers and the U.S economy are put at risk when things go wrong.
In our latest blog, we outline a critical principle underlying the U.S. financial system: when entities engage in bank-like activities, they must be subject to the same regulations and supervision as banks. Read about the regulatory perimeter: https://t.co/ZzQCBAhag9
Entities operating within the regulatory perimeter have access to: FDIC Insurance, core payments systems, central bank liquidity facilities, and public confidence due to strict regulation. In exchange, these entities are subject to extensive federal oversight.
We are saddened by the passing of former Congressman Barney Frank. An immensely consequential legislator and public servant, his imprint on financial services policy will be felt for generations. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and colleagues. https://t.co/1lIf0IorgS
In its 2026 Beyond Business Report, @Huntington_Bank reports insights from 750+ small business owners and financial experts on the strength of the small business economy. Huntington also shares how SBA lending, workshops, and more help bridge the gap: https://t.co/LNnDWNL59O
CBA is excited to celebrate #SmallBusinessMonth with another series of blogs to highlight the work of America’s leading retail banks. Read how three member banks utilize surveys and data to understand and better support Main Streets across the country: https://t.co/1KrL03R8m5
As part of Small Business Month, @Chase conducted a survey of small businesses and their succession planning processes. The survey builds on its American Dream Initiative and National Treasures campaign, highlighting how businesses plan for the future: https://t.co/GtrbdR8Vfk