JPMorganChase, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank likely violated federal anti-money-laundering laws in connection with the finances of notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to a report by Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden.
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A recipe of no securities, mostly adjustable-rate loans and a cheap rural deposit base made the Texas bank the top performer in the $2 billion-$10 billion asset class.
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In American Banker's ranking of banks with the strongest metrics, here is this year's list in the $2-$10 billion range, based on data from Capital Performance Group.
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In American Banker's ranking of banks with the strongest metrics, here is this year's list, based on 2025 data from Capital Performance Group.
The frontier AI model provider confessed its agents broke out of their sandboxes three times to attack other companies' systems. The incidents are a warning for banks to remain vigilant while embracing the new technology.
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How J.P. Morgan Payments is dealing with smart contracts and using a public blockchain.
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The card network closed on a $1.8 billion deal to acquire a company that connects digital currencies and traditional money, a key bridge as more non-crypto natives embrace digital assets.
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At a time of rapidly rising prices, a number of credit-card companies are offering perks for buying gas, groceries and other basic necessities. The cards represent an opportunity for issuers, but also potential pitfalls.
JPMorganChase has recently teamed up with Ohio State, and SoFi has partnered with Notre Dame, in big-money deals that weren't allowed before this year.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced the launch of its Office of Supervisory appeals, which will be helmed by a panel of three officials with combined supervisory and banking experience and will review bank-led appeals of supervisory findings.
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Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins' effort to rein in the agency's bureaucrats is a welcome move. However, hundreds of firms damaged by unconstitutional prosecutions deserve public exoneration.
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The Fed chair attributed recent rising bond yields to a strong economy. However, investors are probably also responding to other factors, including Warsh's own comments about potential changes to inflation measures.
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In a new paradigm of anti-money-laundering compliance, success increasingly depends not on obtaining information faster, but on recognizing when machine-generated intelligence should not be trusted.
There's been an onslaught of nonbank financial technology company charter applications and approvals already this year.
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One advisor calls the expected transfer a mirage; others say it may simply unfold more slowly and require more intentional planning.
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RIA owners may feel a "moral dilemma" when considering selling their firms to private equity-backed acquirers. But that didn't prevent PE involvement from reaching a record high in M&A deals in the second quarter.
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Trust protectors can help protect against irresponsible trustees and other dicey situations that could put grantors' wishes at risk, estate lawyers say.
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The competitive and controversial leader, who will stay on the board, oversaw rapid growth but also a massive downsizing, and a notorious mass firing over Zoom.
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The deal bolsters Zions' ability to serve multifamily customers and creates a natural extension of its affordable housing lending program, management said.
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In line with broader trends, the GSEs have been putting new limitations on forbearance and putting more of an emphasis on mods.
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In a webinar last week, Humanity Labs CEO Andrei Pop discussed "the transformative power" he said Mariner's new AI workforce will bring to the firm.
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A new survey found artificial intelligence was a top compliance-related priority for 85% of firms responding, while cybersecurity was only a concern for 37%.
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Digital lender Chime and Visa this week became the latest firms to cite AI as part of a downsizing. While bots usually aren't directly replacing workers, machine learning changes customer access to financial products in a way that's increasingly making some work less necessary.
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Fincen's Andrea Gacki will join Citi as global head of sanctions, BBVA promoted Gonzalo Rodríguez to chief financial officer, HDFC Bank penalized three senior officials for their role in a controversial deposit arrangement, and more in this week's banking news roundup.
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LPL saw its net income swell while considering price changes meant to lower payouts on client assets.
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National banks are committing billions of dollars to fund the construction. But there's room for smaller institutions and credit unions.
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