Welcome Mississippi Bankers Association Member!
We here at Premier Insights are proud to celebrate 25 years of work with banks across the South, and we’re especially glad to see you.
Over the years, the world of banking and financial technology has evolved, but our mission has not: to guide and assist our bank clients and partners through the ever-evolving landscape of regulatory scrutiny and market conditions.
We’d love to work with you, so reach out at any time to see how we can help your bank lower risk and raise your bottom line.
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Recap of Presentations at Mississippi Bankers Association Compliance Conference 2024: Data, Data, & (SB1071) Data
Last week, our President, Dr. Brandon Roberts, PhD, spoke on three different topics central to understanding and addressing fair lending risk management in today’s environment. From the changing regulatory landscape to specifics on gathering, maintaining, and understanding lending data to the imminent implications of SB 1071, read on for a recap and resources to learn […]
Join Us at the MBA Compliance Conference 2024
We are excited to announce that our founder and President, Dr. Brandon Roberts, will be delivering three insightful talks at the upcoming Mississippi Bankers Association Compliance Conference on October 18th, 2024. These sessions promise to shed light on critical aspects of fair lending and compliance, drawing from Dr. Roberts’ extensive experience and expertise in the […]
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Marginal Industry Weaknesses Evident Despite Higher Earnings
The FDIC’s September 5, 2024 quarterly report of bank earnings reflected an increase from the previous quarter, however assets quality weakened and the number of banks declined by 29. Chairman Gruenberg urged caution, commenting, “Uncertainty in the economic outlook, market interest rates, and geopolitical events, along with continuing weakness in some bank loan portfolios, pose significant […]
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