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Erik Rettig is the senior manager of policy and regulatory affairs at Intuit where he shapes the company's global policy priorities in the self-employed and small business space for QuickBooks. He also drives the company's small business philanthropic strategy and future-of-work engagement. Previously, he worked at Small Business Majority, a small business advocacy organization. Prior to that, he held various positions on political campaigns and Capitol Hill.

Rina Wulfing is the policy and campaigns manager in North America for Wise. Based in New York City, she advocates for policies that further the mission of money without borders: instant, convenient, transparent and eventually free. Prior to Wise, she worked on financial services policy for two members of Congress, most recently for Congressman Denny Heck of Washington State as his chief of staff.

Bank lending activity grew at a strong clip in the second quarter and continues to expand. Yet rising interest rates and recession concerns could hamper future growth.

A data breach in 2022 costs companies $4.35 million on average, an all-time high according to IBM research.

Greg Sanderson is COO of AlignRx, a pharmacy benefit consultancy that is part of Goodroot, a community of companies reinventing healthcare one system at a time.

A contested home valuation was based on the professional's "racist beliefs" and eschewed industry standards with comparisons of properties away from the majority-white neighborhood, according to the lawsuit.

Updated counterparty requirements recently coordinated with the Federal Housing Finance Agency affect a constituency that has kept growing, albeit at a slightly slower pace, according to new mortgage-backed securities research.

Beth Bafford is vice president, syndications and strategy, at Calvert Impact Capital.

The announcement comes as interest in Federal Home Loan bank funding has experienced a resurgence, with advances up 48% in the first six months this year.

Jeffrey S. Luechtefeld is a shareholder in the Tax Controversy and Litigation Section of Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams, and Aughtry in Atlanta, Georgia. Luechtefeld's practice focuses on resolving tax disputes with the Internal Revenue Service, administratively or through litigation. He previously was a special trial attorney for the IRS Office of Chief Counsel as well as a regional leader of the tax controversy practice for a big four accounting firm. Luechtefeld can be reached at 404.658.5462 or jeff.luechtefeld@chamberlainlaw.com.