Rob Blackwell | May 06
The Federal Housing Finance Agency announced Monday that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must restrict future mortgage purchases to "qualified mortgage" loans.
Chris Cumming | May 06
The Independent BankersBank in Dallas has hired a correspondent-relations officer to serve community banks in Michigan and Indiana.
Brian Browdie | May 06
The Oracle of Omaha may love banks, but his sidekick says the time has come to break them up.
Chris Cumming | May 06
Astoria Federal Savings in Lake Success, N.Y., has hired an HSBC executive to lead its retail division.
Mary Wisniewski | May 06
Cash transaction network PayNearMe announced the addition of six-year Wells Fargo veteran Billy Robins as vice president of business development.
Jeff Horwitz | May 06
Wells Fargo and Bank of America have serially violated the terms of the National Mortgage Servicing Settlement, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman alleged on Monday.
Brian Browdie | May 06
State Employees' Credit Union will use Wincor Nixdorf's automated teller machine software.
Penny Crosman | May 06
Hearsay Social's new sales software pushes financial advisors to reach out to customers and prospects when they post personal news on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Chris Cumming | May 06
HomeTrust Bancshares in Asheville, N.C., has agreed to buy BankGreenville Financial in South Carolina.
May 05
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said he will announce new enforcement actions against major financial institutions as part of his effort to "protect New York homeowners" after calling the first such lawsuit last year a "template" for future litigation.
Brian Browdie | May 05
CtW Investment Group, a union-backed organization that owns roughly six million shares of JPMorgan Chase, has called on shareholders to vote against three directors on the risk policy committee and the head of the audit committee. The move was reported Friday by The New York Times.
Chris Cumming | May 03
CoBank in Denver reported a decrease in quarterly profit as loan yields fell and provision for loan losses increased.
May 03
U.S. prosecutors are pursuing guilty pleas, criminal convictions and "significant monetary penalties" from banks and their employees in the global investigation into the rigging of benchmark interest rates, a senior Justice Department official said.
