OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE COLORADO BANKERS ASSOCIATION
When was the last time you reviewed your fair lending program? Did you do it because the risk warranted it, or because an examiner was coming?
Fair Lending in 2026 Less Enforcement Doesn’t Mean Less Risk
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In 1978, the Women’s Bank of Denver became one of the nation’s first banks founded by women and dedicated to serving their financial needs.
Women Leading the Way Celebrating the Women Shaping the Future of Colorado Banking
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There is no shortage of reasons to feel uneasy right now. Economic signals are mixed. Politics is loud and unresolved. Geopolitics remain unsettled. Social institutions feel stretched thin.
Why SBA Lending Holds Steady When the World Does Not Read More »
Banks don’t stumble into the crosshairs of cybercriminals. They live there.
Generic MDR A False Sense of Security
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Flood risk in Colorado does not resemble the coastal exposures of the southeast or Gulf states. Yet for banks and credit unions operating in mountain communities and along the Front Range, flood insurance compliance remains a critical regulatory obligation.
Flood Insurance Compliance in Colorado’s Mountain and Front Range Corridors Read More »
