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North Hills student news: Virtual art show, essay contest winner and more

SRU virtual art show The work of emerging student artists, including Meghan Joyce and Victoria Grabosky of Wexford, at Slippery Rock University is on display through April 30 via a virtual exhibition, “MOSAIC: Individually Together.” Participating student artists are enrolled in the University’s professional practices course, Art Seminar, and under the instruction of Heather Hertel, professor of art. “Each spring, students would normally have the opportunity to put together an exhibition and host a reception, and it’s at those receptions where there is a lot of conversation (about the works) and attendees get to physically experience the artwork,” said Hertel. “This year, though, because of the pandemic, we had to get creative with transitioning these very social and physical events to an online platform.”

Fintech Week in Review - April | Perkins Coie

Weekly Fintech Focus Federal financial regulators issue an RFI to better understand financial institution usage of AI models and its implications on current regulations. CFPB rescinds policy statements that provided regulatory flexibility in response to pandemic challenges. National Futures Association issues regulatory outsourcing guidance. Lina Kahn announced as nominee for FTC commissioner position. FinCEN Director meets with a number of groups to discuss SAR filing. Prepared Remarks of FinCEN Director delivered at the Florida International Bankers Association AML Compliance Conference CFPB faced many more consumer complaints in 2020 than in the past. CSBS working with a number of states to develop a single fintech exam.

Executives at small U S banks offer a jolt of optimism

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read FILE PHOTO: People shop, during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, on 5th Avenue in New York, U.S., February 17, 2021. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Community bankers think of themselves as having a keen sense of the economic pulse in the cities, towns and rural areas where they do business, and if that is the case then the U.S. economy may indeed be poised to take off. A new survey of sentiment among community bank executives showed confidence in the economy had rebounded close to the very optimistic outlook seen before the pandemic. Overall economic confidence, according the most recent results of the quarterly survey conducted by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors, had jumped to 115 versus readings in the low 120s seen before the coronavirus health crisis. The survey responses are combined into an index so that anything above 100 expresses confidence in future economic and financial conditions.

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