CBA Board Chair Brad Conner with Citizens Financial sits down with CBA President and CEO Richard Hunt for the inaugural Suite 550 podcast. In this episode Brad and Richard discuss the evolution of banking over the last several decades and the impact technology has had - and is having - on the industry.

CBA's Suite 550
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CBA Board Chair Brad Conner with Citizens Financial sits down with CBA President and CEO Richard Hunt for the inaugural Suite 550 podcast. In this episode Brad and Richard discuss the evolution of banking over the last several decades and the impact technology has had - and is having - on the industry.
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January 25, 2021
Suite 550 Season 4, Episode 3
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December 15, 2020
Suite 550 Season 4, Episode 2
After two decades covering the regulations, policies, trends and people impacting the banking industry, former Editor-in-Chief of American Banker Rob Blackwell joined IntraFi as their Chief Content Officer. Rob chats with CBA President and CEO Richard Hunt about his insights and opinions on what the incoming Biden Administration should focus on first, how the pandemic has shifted the public’s view of the banking industry, working with the CFPB, consolidation in the banking industry and media as well as what the Dodd-Frank Act has meant for the industry a decade after it was signed into law.
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