Global Banking Blog

​If you are a global entrepreneur, freelancer, or NRI managing a US bank account, you will inevitably need to transfer money across borders. Two of the most common terms you will encounter are SWIFT and ACH. But what do they mean, and which one should you use to save money on fees? This guide breaks

​1. Federal Reserve Update: Rates Held Steady ​The US Federal Reserve (the Fed) recently concluded its March meeting, deciding to keep the Federal Funds Rate at 3.50% – 3.75%. ​2. Asset Management: BlackRock Dominates the US Market ​A major report released today, the 2026 Broadridge Fund Brand 50, confirms that BlackRock remains the top-ranked asset

​Moving to the United States is an exciting journey, but figuring out the financial system can be overwhelming. One of the first things you will need is a local bank account to receive your salary, pay rent, and avoid massive foreign transaction fees. ​But can you open a US bank account if you are not

​If you have just arrived in the United States, you will quickly notice that people rarely carry cash to pay each other back. Instead, you will hear phrases like, “I’ll Venmo you,” or “Can you Zelle me the rent?” ​Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps have completely revolutionized how Americans exchange money. But with so many options

​The days of waiting in long lines at a physical bank branch are rapidly disappearing. A new wave of financial institutions, known as Neobanks (or digital-only banks), has taken over the United States. Because these banks don’t have the massive overhead costs of running physical buildings, they pass those savings directly to you in the