"I've always been a big sports fan - basketball, football, Formula One, MMA - and what draws me to all of them is performance. In my free time, I've spent a lot of time thinking about what actually drives human performance. People are very different, but across sports, there are clear patterns in how performance shows up,"
Remote options became ubiquitous, and many employees, when possible, were given the tools they needed to do their jobs from anywhere. Now, even as other financial services companies and banks have issued return-to-office mandates, Doubles is making a different bet: Stamford, Connecticut-based Synchrony allows its more than 20,000 employees to work from home or in a company facility (or a mix of both) with in-person gatherings for training, leadership meetings, innovation sessions, and culture-building events.
This was both a short- and long-term opportunity that was hard to pass up, given where the market is today in the mortgage space and the amount of M&A volume we're going to see over the next zero to five years, Guzzo said in an interview. It's going to be a very active time in the markets.
This observation is data-backed by recent research by McKinsey, which finds that Millennials, followed by Gen Z, are set to drive AI adoption across organizations because they're the most confident in using AI tools. Up to 90% of people in both groups report feeling comfortable using generative AI at work. That's because these young professionals are innately attuned to the tech's paradigms in their personal lives.
New York Life has received perfect scores of 100% on the Human Rights Campaign Equality Index, evidencing this life insurance company's strong policies and practices related to LGBTQ+ workplace equality.
The challenge was substantial: modernize and streamline agent-related data by migrating from aging legacy systems to more scalable and accessible platforms.
Cantor Fitzgerald is creating a bet mechanism for investors to wager on the legality of Trump’s tariffs, allowing companies to seek refunds if the tariffs are ruled unlawful.
The credit industry is shifting how it evaluates borrowers. Traditional credit scoring has left over a billion people without access to financial services, but lenders are increasingly turning to alternative data-bank transactions, spending patterns, real-time financial behavior-to make more informed decisions about creditworthiness.
The UK government will review ringfencing rules introduced after the 2008 financial crisis that are meant to protect consumer cash from a bank's riskier business activities in the coming months.
