How Banks Can Avert Redlining Through Fair, Inclusive & Innovative Marketing Practices

The term “redlining” originated during the Great Depression to describe the discriminatory practice of intentionally underserving or refusing to lend to populations thought to be less desirable. This practice was typically conducted at the neighborhood level and disproportionately affected urban areas with high concentrations of racial and ethnic minorities. Redlining was one of the mechanisms […]

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Bank Promotional Strategies That Put off Summer Vibes

Ah, summer … the weather is warmer, schools are out, barbecues are firing up, vacations are occurring, and pools and camps are opening. All these good vibrations have a ripple effect, though, as they create behavioral, economic, and psychological shifts in society that financial institutions must be mindful of for a few months on an […]

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