Sticky CPI Inflation Decelerated to 1.5 Percent
The Atlanta Fed's sticky price consumer price index (CPI) measure--the weighted basket of goods consumers purchase that change prices relatively...
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Business Inflation Expectations Dip in January
According to the Atlanta Fed's monthly business inflation expectations (BIE) survey, firms anticipate 1.8 percent inflation over the next 12...
Latest Beige Book Released
The Southeast economy ended the year with moderate growth, according to the latest Beige Book. The region's labor and housing...
Compliance Management Enterprise-wide: The Time is Now
The pace of regulatory change shows no sign of slowing down. Since this hectic rule-making environment has proven quite overwhelming...
…And Deliver Us from Vision, Amen
To make the Open Solutions acquisition a success, Fiserv will need to be hyper-focused on delivering what Open Solutions was...
Finding Serendipity in Big Data
Unexpected pleasantries always have a deeper impact. Like moments that surprise you as if a higher power had designed them just...
Nothing is more certain than death and taxes
There used to be a joke at Wegelin - the oldest banking establishment in Switzerland - that the only two...
Data Collection and Privacy: A Continuing Discussion
Many businesses ask customers to provide personal information in exchange for coupons, discounts, or other customer-loyalty perks. Portal and Rails...
Fiscal Uncertainty, Monetary Policy, and the Economic Outlook
Atlanta Fed President and CEO Dennis Lockhart speaks to the Atlanta Rotary Club on January 14 about the effects of...
Regulation You Can and Can’t Prepare For
Originally published on blog.andera.com by Melanie Friedrichs There are two types of banking regulation: that which sparks a market change,...
