Mark Sievewright spoke with CEOs from across Arizona, Colorado and Wyoming about the Strategic Imperatives facing Credit Unions in what Mark calls "the new abnormal" operating environment caused by COVID-19....
In December 2020, Mark Sievewright and Microsoft's Guillermo Kopp will be releasing their first book, titled Digital Life, published in partnership with Koehler Books. In the book Mark and Guillermo share their perspectives on how digital technologies will fundamentally change the financial services business model....
In the latest Perspectives Report, Mark Sievewright highlights why now is the time for America’s Credit Unions to focus their attention on the development and roll out of contactless payment options for their members. Perspectives Reports are available exclusively to members of the Strategic Leadership Series....
For the seventh time in the past ten years, Mark Sievewright is a contributing author to CUNA’s Environmental Scan. E-Scan is an invaluable tool for credit unions’ strategic planning efforts. ...
Mark Sievewright kicked-off the inaugural Heartland Credit Union Association Solutions Showcase today. In his remarks, Mark encouraged Credit Unions to have a relentless focus on delivering exceptional member experiences as a vital way to differentiate themselves....
Collaborating with Visa's Allie Chafey and PSCU's Jeremiah Lotz, Mark Sievewright presented his views on "Driving Connections Through Digital Payments" at PSCU's Virtual Member Forum 2020....
On June 4, Mark Sievewright presented his thoughts on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Financial Services industry and facilitated discussion among CUNA Board meeting participants. ...
During his comments in a webinar hosted by the MD-DC Credit Union Association, Mark Sievewright encouraged well-capitalized Credit Unions to “seize the day” in accelerating their investments in digital banking and payments capabilities. Mark described a set of “New Realities” facing America’s Credit Unions over...
The decline in consumer spend on payment cards due to COVID-19 related restrictions is eating into financial institutions’ interchange revenue in a big way. As the American Banker reported, interchange on large travel related purchases on credit cards created the initial impact. Debit cards saw an initial surge when...
By Jim Dobbs - Reporter, American Banker Stay-at-home orders and travel restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of coronavirus are disrupting consumer spending and crimping an important source of fee income for banks. At issue: Credit and debit card use has declined, causing a substantial decrease in...
