Who Still Needs a Banker’s Advice?

Banks and credit unions spent the last decade retooling branches and marketing to play up their skills in dispensing financial advice. Does that bet still work in a world where consumers turn first to AI?

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Business Lending Is Still Good Business

Inflation is at a historic high, the Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate 2.5 percent in six months and talk of recession is in the air. Yet businesses’ appetite for debt didn’t dim in Q2.

Personnel File

Members of the banking and real estate industries were on the move in recent weeks. See who’s been hired and promoted in this week’s Personnel File.

Opening Doors in Roxbury

Roxann Cooke is the New England regional director of JPMorgan Chase, which recently made a big splash in the state by pledging to open 50 retail branches in the Greater Boston area. Approximately 30 percent of branches will be in low- to moderate-income communities.