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Women — especially Black and Hispanic women — remain underrepresented in banking leadership despite incremental progress because they receive less support than men do to advance beyond entry-level roles, a new McKinsey study says. Here's an overview of the findings.

The bank is predicting a $450 billion “value pool” of data from vehicles by the end of the decade, with the information gleaned encompassing everything from driving patterns to coffee purchases.

From factoring global warming into the underwriting of government-backed loans to conducting "sensitivity analysis" of banks' ability to withstand severe weather, several government agencies are accelerating efforts to address the impact of climate change on the financial system.

The Tennessee company, which reported 1% linked-quarter loan growth, has sought to “protect the integrity of the balance sheet” and has a strong pipeline of commitments.

Though the Providence, Rhode Island, bank is in the midst of three deals, CEO Bruce Van Saun said it remains on the lookout for other nonbank purchases that could help boost fee income and generate cross-selling opportunities.

The social network's test of its Novi wallet drew criticism from Democratic senators who say the company does not have a strong track record of protecting user data.

The 44 large bank and insurance company partners of the Fintech Innovation Lab are inviting startups whose technology can help them manage cybersecurity threats as well as handle climate change metrics and other growing needs to join the lab's next cohort.

Goldman Sachs, Truist and Regions have all made deals to acquire home improvement lenders. Here's why their executives are so bullish on the sector.

The industry generally likes a National Credit Union Administration plan that would count Treasury funds as secondary capital. But it opposes the exclusion of 30-year investments under the the Emergency Capital Investment Program, which credit unions say are essential to revitalizing Black and Hispanic communities.

The Dallas company plans to move aggressively to recruit customers and employees of rival banks involved in mergers that are shaking up the banking landscape in two of its key markets.