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The upstate New York company said in a regulatory filing that Daniel Reininga, who has been chief executive for 12 years, will retire on March 10, following a cybersecurity attack and an OCC crackdown.

Wall Street has "some work to do" before using popular technology such as ChatGPT, Bank of America Chief Executive Brian Moynihan warned.

This year's Most Influential Women in Payments honorees are uniquely positioned to make the most of disruptive factors such as the advancement of artificial intelligence, central bank digital currencies and real-time payments. 

Senate Banking Committee Chair Sherrod Brown wants regulators to hold public meetings on branch shutdowns in situations where community members request them. His request follows opposition to a closure in a low-income section of Toledo, Ohio.

Fifty congressional Democrats urged regulators to propose "strong" climate disclosure regulations in finalized rules that are expected to be released in the coming weeks.

Executives have ramped up initiatives for educating members, staffers and directors on how to gain support from legislators.

The payments giant told investors it would use the money from its latest round of fundraising to cover the tax bill.

UBS Group raised Chief Executive Officer Ralph Hamers's total compensation to 12.2 million Swiss francs ($13 million) for his second full year in the job, even as bonuses for the rest of the firm were cut in a challenging period for dealmaking.

Acting Comptroller of the Currency Michael Hsu compared FTX's unwinding to the collapse of Bank of Credit & Commerce International, which similarly operated across borders to evade regulatory scrutiny.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman Martin Gruenberg said that the rise of hybrid and remote work, alongside rising interest rates, could be creating lingering risk in the maturity of some bank loans.