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U.S. consumers are more likely to apply for a credit card, and less likely to get rejected, than they were last year, according to a New York Fed survey. The card industry is growing even as the mortgage and auto lending sectors show signs of retrenchment.

Sens.  Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., the committee's chairman, and John Boozman, R-Ark., its ranking member, will need to revamp their legislation to oversee crypto, which was supported by FTX Chief Executive Sam Bankman-Fried.

A Dallas-based startup that planned to build a banking option for folks who find Wall Street too liberal has laid off most employees and will cease operations.

BMO Financial in Canada and Re:start, a neobank in Texas, are letting those displaced by war apply for accounts online with atypical documentation.

Banks are underwater on many bonds they bought before interest rates began their sharp rise. The impact has been wide-ranging — decreasing the industry's interest in stock buybacks, dampening the appetite for M&A and raising concerns about some smaller institutions' ability to borrow from the Federal Home Loan banks.

SoFi Technologies was supposed to divest its digital-asset trading arm when it acquired Golden Pacific Bancorp, but Senate Democrats say the bank has instead expanded it.

Deutsche Bank is weighing cuts to its leveraged finance unit as part of a review by CEO Christian Sewing into underperforming businesses as his three-year restructuring concludes.

The bank said Monday that its interim president and CFO had resigned. This followed the departure of its previous president earlier in November.

The $683 million-asset credit union opened a loan production office in Enfield dedicated exclusively to mortgage and business lending.

If a $6.3 billion subsidy only generates a $304 million return in terms of housing and community development support, is that money well spent?