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We’re honored to share that FinAbility has been featured in the ABA Banking Journal, and to be deepening our partnership with the American Bankers Association (ABA) through this work.
The article highlights a critical and often overlooked reality. Ninety-nine percent of domestic violence cases involve financial abuse, yet most survivors never seek help from their bank.
At the same time, survivors are far more likely to interact with a financial institution than a domestic violence service provider. This creates a powerful opportunity for banks to become part of the solution.
The piece explores how financial institutions can better support survivors by applying trauma-informed principles to existing practices, without needing to overhaul policies or systems. It also reflects the growing leadership of banks that are stepping into this work with intention, curiosity, and care.
We’re grateful to the ABA for elevating this conversation and for their partnership in advancing survivor-centered financial empowerment across the banking sector.
