John Maxfield
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John Maxfield
Freelancer
John Maxfield is a freelance writer for Bank Director magazine. He was previously the senior banking specialist at The Motley Fool. He regularly writes for Bank Director magazine and BankDirector.com. His work has been syndicated widely to national publications including USA Today, Time and Business Insider, and he’s been a regular guest on CNBC. John has a bachelor’s degree in economics from Lewis & Clark College and a juris doctorate from Southern Methodist University. He’s a licensed attorney in the State of Oregon.
The banking industry is undergoing a technological transformation, one that has accelerated in response to the Covid-19 crisis. How should banks operate in this environment? What does it mean for bank business models? Will banks look the same in the future? What does it take to run a successful bank today?
These questions and more are answered in this four-part video series featuring an array of bank CEOs from top-performing institutions. In the series, sponsored by MX Technologies, you’ll learn how the biggest banks based in Washington and Colorado have made their way to the vanguard of digital banking, how one of Montana’s two leading banks is navigating the digital divide, and how a rapidly growing and highly efficient bank in Arkansas creates value and maintains discipline.
Keeping Pace – Kevin Riley’s priorities since taking over as CEO of First Interstate.
Creating Value – The secret to Home Bancshares’ success boils down to efficiency and prudent growth.
Leapfrogging Ahead – Washington Federal is embracing technology as a competitive advantage.
Banking Transformation – Colorado’s biggest bank is on the frontlines of the digital transformation of banking.
WRITTEN BY
John Maxfield
Freelancer
John Maxfield is a freelance writer for Bank Director magazine. He was previously the senior banking specialist at The Motley Fool. He regularly writes for Bank Director magazine and BankDirector.com. His work has been syndicated widely to national publications including USA Today, Time and Business Insider, and he’s been a regular guest on CNBC. John has a bachelor’s degree in economics from Lewis & Clark College and a juris doctorate from Southern Methodist University. He’s a licensed attorney in the State of Oregon.