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BlehBleh's avatar

I'm a bank regulator, this post resonates so hard. The irony is that these trends are obvious to anybody with a brain who pretends to be even remotely rational, which excludes basically every banker I've met (C-suite or not). When the industry is surviving almost solely bc of non-interest income (service charges, fees, etc), that's an industry that is ripe for tech disruption and deserves to be replaced.

CEOS and CCOs scramble to find yield on loans anywhere they can, but at the end of the day they can't see the forest for the trees. Layoffs are happening in huge numbers as they realize their days of profitability are dwindling.

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BowTiedGarden's avatar

Never knew this. Easy to see the big picture of technology replacing most of it. Great lesson I learned in college was about tech related to television sets and the related peripherals. Over time, more consumers would want tvs integrated with everything and not want separate devices. Made sense then and it makes sense now.

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