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Who I Help

Who I Help

Four audiences, one underlying skill set.

The institution side and the business side reinforce each other. Knowing how banks build products, make decisions and operate behind the scenes is exactly what makes the work on the other side useful.

Banks

What Usually Prompts the Call

A product isn’t performing, a seat is empty, or operations grew faster than the procedures behind them.

The Work

Fractional leadership, product and payments strategy, process redesign, SOP development and executive analytics.

Credit Unions

What Usually Prompts the Call

Member-facing growth targets colliding with limited back-office capacity and thin documentation.

The Work

Operational assessments, SOP development, product and payments strategy, and executive analytics.

Businesses

What Usually Prompts the Call

Your banking relationship has gotten more complicated, something doesn’t make sense, or you’re facing a financial decision without anyone on your side who understands how the bank works.

The Work

Business banking reviews, banking problem solving, payment analysis, financial decision reviews and lender conversations.

Business Buyers

What Usually Prompts the Call

The CPA reads the books and the attorney reads the contracts. Nobody reads the money plumbing.

The Work

Banking due diligence on statements, cash movement, loans, processors, ACH exposure and banking relationships that must transfer at close.

Also Available

Litigation and expert consulting

Attorneys handling matters involving ACH, deposits, payments, bank operations or product practices frequently need someone who has run those functions rather than studied them. I take a limited number of consulting and expert engagements each year.

ACH origination, returns & payment operations

Origination practices, returns, reversals and unauthorized-entry disputes.

Deposit account operations

Funds availability, holds, overdraft and NSF practices, transaction handling and deposit operations.

Card & merchant processing economics

Interchange economics, processor pricing, chargebacks, transaction flows and statement reconstruction.

Bank product design, pricing & fraud/dispute handling

How products get built and priced, and how fraud and dispute cases are actually worked.