ProSight Banking Strategies

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 navigati...

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 ex...

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 risin...

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, fas...

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.

The new year brings a wider front for fraud attacks, a growing strategy by fraudsters to overwhelm regulators and a new administration with new oversight priorities, says Jim Houlihan from Paladin Fraud.

The BAI Banking Strategies podcast explores a cautiously improved deposit outlook, stubborn margins and the real story on primacy and digital accounts.

Advances in AI already boost voice-based deepfakes. Sara Seguin from the fraud-focused fintech Alloy joins the BAI Banking Strategies Podcast to discuss the growing threat and how FIs can protect themselves and customers.

SAS’s Diana Rothfuss joins the BAI Banking Strategies Podcast to explore the sinister rise of deepfakes, identity theft and elaborate scams, plus how generative AI can be a curse and a blessing when it comes to fraud.

From reviving anti-check fraud efforts to engaging the cloud for your defense, there are smart ways to stay ahead of financial crime.

U.S. bank deposits have not yet returned to their health of a few years ago, but they are improving. Tom Hoscheidt and Isio Nelson join the BAI Banking Strategies Podcast to explain.

ServiceNow’s Greg Kanevski joins the BAI Banking Strategies podcast to talk about check vulnerabilities, funding fraud recovery and why you can market your defenses as a competitive asset.

BAI’s Tom Hoscheidt and Isio Nelson join Senior Editor Rachel Koning Beals on the BAI Banking Strategies Podcast to dig deeper into a midyear snapshot of BAI deposit research.

AI has potential to be a competition leveler in financial services.

ServiceNow’s Greg Kanevski tells BAI’s Rachel Koning Beals about many more departments in which AI is expected to make its mark. AI can stretch human capital for higher-touch responsibility in compliance and it could lead to data-first M&A. Listen now.

IDology's Crystal Blythe discusses in the BAI Banking Strategies podcast that the real-time fraud fight lies solidly with building out an information-sharing consortium across collaborators and competitors.

Brian Keefe of NICE Actimize joined the BAI Banking Strategies podcast to share his best ideas to leverage fraud-detection technology and real-time interdiction.

BAI Global Innovation Awards Lead Judge Amy Radin and Vice President & Portfolio Head - Strategic Accounts, Financial Services of Infosys Raghav Agarwal join the BAI Banking Strategies podcast to share recent industry innovation trends and how banks can position themselves as leaders focused on customers, data, and collaboration.

In today's fiercely competitive environment, marketers are feeling the pressure to drive engagement, strengthen loyalty, and achieve deposit growth. Robert Ropars from Vericast joins us to share his perspective on how financial institutions can drive customer acquisition, increase retention and develop attribution strategies in the digital marketing space.

Brian Keefe from NICE Actimize joins on the BAI Banking Strategies podcast to talk about heightened volume and patterns of fraud during the holidays, and what banks can do about it.