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Curinos Review Spring 2026

The Spring issue of the Curinos Review is built around a simple belief: the next source of durable advantage in banking will not be a model, a channel or a product. It will be decision intelligence.
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March 23, 2026

Curinos Review Fall 2025

Banking is being rewired before our eyes. Artificial intelligence, decision intelligence and the redefinition of customer value are transforming how financial institutions grow, compete and serve. What once felt theoretical is now operational reality—and the pace of change has never been faster.
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November 5, 2025

Curinos Review Summer 2025

We’re entering the strategic planning season for 2026 amid elevated uncertainty, and as tempting as it may be, among the least useful approaches to planning is to be too reticent. At Curinos, we think this is a time to plan for and take decisive action, which is why we’ve titled our Summer issue of Curinos Review Heightened Uncertainty Calls for Transformational Thinking.
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July 1, 2025

Curinos Review Spring 2025

Stubbornly high rates persist, home lending remains sluggish, and doubts linger about growing the asset side of the balance sheet. Still, Curinos believes the recent industry headwinds will soon be at our backs and now’s the time prepare for significant growth.
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March 17, 2025

Home Lending: How To Best Position For A Bounce-Back

It’s hardly news that residential lending is currently hamstrung by high interest rates and diminished supply.
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June 27, 2024

Curinos Review Summer 2024

With 2024 half over, planning for 2025 has begun. That’s why we’ve titled this issue of the Curinos Review How to Plan for Success in 2025 and have dedicated each article to ways to anticipate and plan for what’s to come next year.
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June 27, 2024

Curinos Perspective: FOMC 2H Outlook – The Implications Of Higher For Longer

The FOMC held the Federal Funds target range flat at 5.25% to 5.5%. As previously communicated, the Fed has tapered quantitative tightening by $35B, lowering the redemption cap from $95 billion per month to $60 billion per month.
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June 13, 2024

Curinos Review Spring 2024

Retail banking fees are again under scrutiny. Our research shows that overdraft and non-sufficient funds fee revenue will continue their steady downward trend, as will credit card late fees and interchange fees. Taken together, this will make profitably serving the mass market even more of a challenge this year, particularly for community banks and credit unions.
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March 18, 2024

Want Small Business Deposits? Focus On Primacy

By providing small businesses access to credit and other services, banks can realize better performance in their overall deposit portfolios.
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February 27, 2024

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