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Citigroup is calling vaccinated staff in the U.S. back to the office for at least two days a week starting the week of March 21, according to the New York-based bank’s head of human resources.
February 24
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Royal Bank of Canada is still benefiting from the pandemic-era boom in capital markets.
February 24
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Bank of America is investing $2 million and working with the organization ArtLifting to display artwork at almost 100 financial centers across the U.S., eventually expanding to 900.
February 24
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The Federal Reserve's capital guidance for S corporations is hindering some community development banks' access to the Treasury's $9 billion Emergency Capital Investment Program. The Fed has offered exemptions in the past, so why isn't it doing so now?
February 23
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The activist investor ValueAct Capital Management has been awarded a seat on the board of Fiserv as part of a settlement with the financial technology and payments firm.
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Municipal Credit Union was first placed into the custody of the National Credit Union Administration in 2019, after its former chief executive was charged with fraud and embezzlement.
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New England Federal Credit Union, the largest financial institution headquartered in the Green Mountain State, is combining with Vermont State Employees Credit Union to create an organization with $3 billion of assets.
February 23 -
Community lenders may choose to stop serving small businesses rather than absorb the expense of collecting information on race and ethnicity under a proposal by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
February 23
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A group of engineers and traders at the crypto prime brokerage SFOX are working on a way to expand access to Bitcoin for banks and big investors.
February 23
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Companies that have competed in the agency's program say it helped them accelerate new ideas for features and businesses.
February 23
