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Investment banking fees helped propel the Cleveland bank's noninterest income, which has been a focus for the last decade and continues to rise as a percentage of total revenue.

Building on four years of rapid growth in Dallas, Business First expects the acquisition to help it grow into a regional bank.

The National Credit Union Administration adopted a rule that allows credit union service organizations to offer a wider range of loans over the objections of agency Chairman Todd Harper, who said it risks deposit insurance losses.

The auto lender’s acquisition of Fair Square Financial would diversify its consumer product lineup. The pandemic derailed its last effort to buy a card company.

The central bank's new ethics guidelines follow revelations that several high-level officers engaged in questionable trading activity last year while privy to the Fed's internal discussions about its coronavirus response.

Roger Hochschild predicts consumers will keep using their Discover cards in the months ahead, particularly when shopping online.

The Florida-based asset management firm has the low-cost deposits TriState Capital needs to fund its rapid loan growth.

After Visa's deal to acquire Plaid fell through as a result of regulatory pressure, the data aggregator found new fintech partners including Square and Dwolla to support an account-to-account transfer service.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, PayPal and Square must provide details on their use of personal payments data to ensure consumers' privacy is protected and that the data isn't shared without consent.

The Buffalo, New York, bank dipped relatively close to the minimum common Tier 1 equity ratio in stress tests run by the Fed. The results “suggested that there might be more capital-friendly ways to participate” in the commercial real estate industry, its chief financial officer said.