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Where does the deposit market stand today? Isio Nelson and John Rountree from ProSight examine current trends in deposit growth, interest rates and competition, while exploring how customer relationships, digital acquisition and emerging technologies could shape banks’ deposit strategies.

Early warning systems are an essential tool for lenders navigating an uncertain credit environment. Veteran workout leader Jason Alpert discusses the risks posed by merchant cash advances, how banks can identify emerging borrower stress before problems escalate, the role of AI in credit monitoring, and why proactive risk management creates both protection and opportunity.

As AI drives unprecedented demand for data centers, financial institutions face a complex lending opportunity. Edwin Anderson of Oliver Wyman explores the unique risks of financing hyperscale facilities, from construction and power constraints to lease structures, community opinion, securitization, and long-term uncertainty surrounding the future direction of AI.

In this sponsored episode of the ProSight Banking Strategies Podcast, Brookline founder Bill Yeomans explores how sale-leaseback strategies are helping banks unlock capital, modernize branch networks, invest in technology, and rethink real estate ownership while maintaining strong community presence and growth.

In this sponsored episode of the ProSight Banking Strategies Podcast, Moody’s banking industry practice lead Chris Stanley discusses why the future of banking depends on delivering faster, more accurate financing and risk decisions without sacrificing safety. He explores how AI, data modernization, and integrated risk signals are helping banks break down silos, improve customer experiences, and compete more effectively with FinTechs. The conversation highlights the importance of rethinking banking processes around customer needs, fostering cultural change, and using AI as a catalyst for transformation rather than simply automating existing workflows.

As fraudsters harness AI to automate and personalize attacks, financial institutions face a rapidly evolving threat landscape. This episode of the ProSight Banking Strategies podcast explores how banks can respond with layered defenses, smarter analytics, and disciplined governance.

In this episode of the ProSight Banking Strategies podcast, ProSight’s Product Manager for Risk and Compliance Amy Repp and Product Manager for its Policy Manager Solution Chris Boersma break down findings from the 2026 Compliance Outlook Survey. They discuss how an easing of federal regulation is part of a larger, complex compliance landscape. They explore how banks and credit unions are navigating rising state-level rules, evolving cyber and fraud risks, and the growing role of AI, while shifting toward a more proactive, risk-based approach to compliance.

In this episode of the ProSight Banking Strategies podcast, Lindsay Soergel explores how financial institutions can move beyond viewing AI as a tool and instead embrace it as a true “digital teammate,” reshaping workflows, leadership, and organizational culture. The conversation highlights why the real value of AI lies in amplifying human capability—unlocking faster performance, better customer experiences, and a new competitive edge for banks willing to adapt.

This episode explores how U.S. states are taking a more active role in financial services regulation as federal oversight shifts, creating a complex and evolving patchwork of rules for banks and credit unions. Lynne Johnston of Huron shares practical strategies for navigating this environment, from simplifying compliance approaches to building better monitoring and early-warning systems.

In this sponsored episode, experts from Jack Henry and Nuuvia unpack why Generation X—often overlooked between larger cohorts—is actually a critically important segment in banking today, serving as the financial “bridge” between aging parents and younger generations. They explore how Gen X’s pressures—managing peak earning years alongside caregiving responsibilities, retirement concerns, and rising debt—create both risk and opportunity for financial institutions that can deliver relevant, family-centered solutions.

Failure isn’t just something to avoid—it’s something to study. This episode dives into how banks can turn past adversity into a competitive edge through structured analysis, better decision-making, and a shift from reactive to proactive risk management.

Gen Z is rapidly reshaping the future of banking, bringing digital-first expectations, evolving loyalty patterns, and a growing reliance on AI-driven financial tools. In this episode, we explore how banks and credit unions can meet these changing demands—while staying relevant, trusted, and competitive in a fast-moving landscape.

In this episode of the ProSight Banking Strategies Podcast, Frank Devlin speaks with Mark Majeske, SVP of Faster Payments at Alacriti, about the rapid evolution of instant payments in the U.S. banking system. They explore where real-time payments stand today, comparing RTP and FedNow adoption, usage patterns, and growth prospects. Majeske explains why customer expectations—such as 24/7 access, faster payroll, and instant disbursements—are driving demand, and why many banks are choosing to support multiple payment rails. The discussion also covers fraud considerations, product strategy, the future of ACH and wires, and emerging technologies like stablecoins. The views expressed by the speakers are the speakers’ own and do not reflect the views of ProSight Financial Association, BAI, or RMA. The views expressed and information shared are of a general nature and are not intended to address the circumstances of any particular individual or entity. No one should act upon any such views or information shared during this podcast without appropriate professional advice after a thorough examination of the particular situation.

Primax’s VP of Product and Client Strategy Joe Schmithorst explains why smarter credit and debit card strategies should evolve alongside upgrades for payment platforms.

Moody’s Senior Director Laurence Stock talks about a modern approach to small business loans and loan servicing.