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The Financial Services Sector Coordinating Council's idea for describing data and its sources is starting to take off.

The deal announced Monday would diversify EverBank's higher-cost funding model, and it would accelerate WaFd's transition away from its roots as a traditional thrift.

Rebecca Kelly Slaughter's firing from the Federal Trade Commission spurred a lawsuit that led to the Supreme Court  overturning Humphrey's Executor and ending agency independence. Slaughter says she will continue to work on consumer protection issues.

Tazapay's last-mile infrastructure will help Circle expand its own infrastructure and USDC distribution in the Asia-Pacific region and emerging markets, where demand for USDC-denominated transactions is growing.

A consumer inflation expectations survey released Tuesday showed households expect inflation to be 3% or higher through at least the next five years.

The theft of 153 million drivers' licenses highlights the danger of having a small number of vendors serve an entire industry.

In assessing the strength of banks' management, regulators need to work with stakeholders to develop a set of evidence protocols, analytical frameworks, and illustrative metrics that will allow fair, consistent and proactive measurement.

Research finds consumers are using billers' websites to make payments, largely snubbing banks' sites.

A recently finalized joint rule from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. raises the bar for formal supervisory criticism, putting more of the responsibility for managing downside risk on banks.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency has barred 51 people from working with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac this year, the most suspensions in any calendar year.