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Suffolk Bancorp in Riverhead, N.Y., has hired Fiserv as core processor and it plans to record a $1.4 million charge to cover the vendor switch.
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The payment company is working with Google Cloud to develop new forms of machine learning on a larger scale.
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The credit card lender's blockbuster acquisition of Discover is not guaranteed to get across the finish line. But co-founder and CEO Richard Fairbank appears to see the rewards that would come from controlling a payments network as outweighing the potential downside.
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Some analysts said that the Capital One-Discover deal would undercut the reasoning behind the Credit Card Competition Act — authored by Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill. — which aims to spur competition for Visa and Mastercard.
A near-collapse of the global software vulnerability database exposed critical weaknesses that could leave banks unable to track cyber threats.
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Bank of New York Mellon announced Monday that it named Mitchell Harris president of its investment management division.
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Ninety percent of advisers concede they are not doing enough to market and publicize their practice, a survey found.
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Kris Jenner is quick to point out that you don't have to be a doctor to successfully manage a mutual fund that invests in the medical industry.
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency has named three senior advisers for policy, economics and communications.
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The Michigan company said the loan — made to a borrower that plans to shut down its reverse mortgage business — has collateral.
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New legislation in Iowa that allows banks and credit unions to utilize electronic notaries could help local lenders compete with online competitors.
The Cincinnati bank has agreed to pay a total of $20 million to settle a lawsuit by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau over fake bank accounts and to resolve separate violations involving force-placed auto insurance.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasized the need for patience amid uncertainty over the Trump administration's policies, saying there would be no immediate rate changes but that the Fed would proceed carefully.
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The industry needs a leader to be the face of a lawsuit challenging the proposal. The author nominates JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon.
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A preemptive move to establish an SRO could create necessary safeguards while holding off burdensome intrusion from the federal government.
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By declining to hear from the financial services industry as it reviews existing capital rules, the Federal Reserve risks making "consequential errors."
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The company's software automates much of the process of getting money transmitter, lending and other types of licenses.
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The company is leveraging its bank charter and strong customer acquisition, with app logins up nearly 50% from borrowers.
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The Dallas-based regional bank's return on average assets exceeded its goal of 1.1% for the first time, coming in at 1.3% for the third quarter. The bank has been in transformation mode since 2021.
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U.S. regulators have reached a rock-bottom settlement deal with a former Wells executive accused of wrongdoing in the phony-accounts scandal. The OCC had sought to recover $10 million from Claudia Russ Anderson, a onetime risk executive at the bank.
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Fraser will succeed John Dugan, who's been Citi's chair for six years. The megabank also granted Fraser a one-time award of $25 million in restricted stock units, and more than 1 million stock options.
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In addition, John Roscoe and Brandon Hamara have been appointed co-presidents at the government-sponsored enterprise, effective immediately.
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An internal error worth more than double the world's GDP highlights both the operational risks and the transparent, self-correcting nature of public blockchains.
Noninterest income at the Minneapolis-based company jumped more than 10% during the third quarter, while asset quality improved and expenses held steady. "Our focus is very much on organic growth," said CEO Gunjan Kedia.
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