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It's the latest move in an industry shift toward more secure sharing of bank account data with fintechs and away from screen scraping.

The faster IPO alternative is a favorite of fintechs, but accounting adjustments will require some extra compliance, says Donnelley Financial Solutions' Craig Clay.

JPMorgan Chase, the biggest funder of fossil-fuel companies globally, is pledging a 35% reduction in “operational carbon intensity” for its oil and gas portfolio by the end of this decade.

Citigroup has started an early intake program in Asia to boost the hiring of women in its investment banking and markets businesses.

The Diem project seeks U.S. regulatory approval to issue stablecoins to power its payments system; federal judge unfreezes the $5 billion Citigroup mistakenly sent to lenders last year.

Applications for small business and commercial real estate loans are rising, creating some optimism among lenders — and more temptation to loosen standards to land those borrowers.

ISO 20022 prioritizes speed and security, creating a runway for major new innovations like machine learning, says NICE Actimize's John Buzzard.

Government digital currency projects have the potential to displace banks and fintechs from the payment process. But three major participants — Accenture, Ant Group and Swift — argue that incumbents have a role to play.

Regulators around the world are exploring how to assess banks' exposures to climate change risks. But they'll have to tackle legal, economic and modeling problems that don’t have obvious solutions.

The Pennsylvania company will offer commercial loans and treasury management services after hiring bankers in Dallas and Orlando.