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The new law's reciprocal and custodial deposit provisions recognize what the evidence has shown for two decades. They should spur, not substitute for, the broader work of protecting America's depositors.
July 20
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The Supreme Court may have allowed the central bank to chart its own course on bank oversight for now, but discrepancies between two recent rulings set the stage for challenges.
July 20 -
Small Business Bank in Kansas failed on Friday, the second failure in a week and the fourth failure overall in 2026.
July 17 -
The regional bank faced months of pressure to end its relationship with CoreCivic and The Geo Group, two of the country's largest private prison operators. On Friday, it said it would "exit the credit facilities" it has in place for those companies, attributing the decision to business factors, not pressure from activists.
July 17 -
Banks use artificial intelligence to do many different jobs. At Fifth Third, the technology is supervising the biggest post-merger integration in the bank's history.
July 17 -
Amid warnings that a future slowdown in AI capital spending could pose a systemic threat, executives at Regions Financial said they're preparing the same way they would for any other credit concentration.
July 17 -
ADHD can cause a slew of financial woes for clients, leaving them feeling overwhelmed, frustrated or emotional. Here is how advisors can help them build their confidence and stay on track.
July 17 -
In its annual survey of industry consolidators, DeVoe and Co. detects signs that the upward march of RIA deal valuations may soon come to a halt.
July 17 -
Three former senior enforcement officials at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have launched Halperin Petersen & Mikkilineni LLP, a new public interest law firm; Ally Financial taps Mark Mathewson as chief information and data officer; Provident Bank names Anthony Petrazzuoli SVP, deposits & payments operations director; and more in this week's banking news roundup.
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PayPal's board of directors is reportedly unimpressed with Stripe and Advent International's $53 billion offer to buy the company. Analysts had speculated that the offer may be low, despite the fact that it came in at a 30% premium compared with other merchant processors.
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