Community banks should lead with AI to stay relevant, competitive, and connected in a rapidly changing financial landscape. That sentence might feel bold. But it captures a truth that’s becoming more urgent by the day. The world of finance is evolving fast. Customer expectations have shifted. Compliance demands are mounting.
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The GENIUS Act has officially brought stablecoins under federal regulation. That means the future of digital currency is no longer speculative; it is an active policy. For community banks, this is more than just legislation. It is a loud, clear call to upgrade their tech infrastructure. Because while the law
Onboarding and process automation doesn’t sound thrilling at first blush. It sounds… technical. Cold. Maybe even complicated. But here’s the twist: when it’s done right, it becomes one of the most human things your bank can offer. A predictable and clear way to engage with your customers. Because for most
There has been a recent shift away from SaaS into something called “Services-as-Software” which feels way more in tune with the way we want to do business in an increasingly digital world. Community bankers have always faced unique challenges when it comes to balancing legacy systems, customer service, and the
Advanced AI banking applications are transforming how community banks in the United States operate, serve their customers, and stay competitive. From smarter fraud prevention to ultra-personalized services, artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic idea. It is a hands-on tool that is working behind the scenes to make decisions faster,
AI banking applications are quietly reshaping how banks compete, win customers, and stay ahead. These tools are no longer just ideas on tech slideshows. They’re driving real-time decisions, spotting risks, and opening doors to faster, more personal banking. The race isn’t just about digital anymore. It’s about how smart that
The Adirondack North Country Alliance (ANCA) held its 2025 Annual Meeting last Friday morning, and while there were no cameras flashing, the room was full. People came from across the 14 counties that stretch from Lake Ontario to Lake Champlain, showing just how much energy and focus this region is
The IBANYS Conference brought something deeper than talking points and vendor pitches. It delivered a moment of reflection for community bankers across New York. Leaders sat in sessions filled with product demos and jargon-heavy language, but the real conversations happened in between. They happened over coffee, during hallway chats, and
The Hyde Collection hosted a 2025 Summer Luncheon that brought more than sunshine to Lake George this week. It lit up the shoreline with the warmth of community, generosity, and shared purpose. For those of us at PentEdge, being part of this memorable event at The Sagamore Resort was more