Jeff Horwitz

Regulators' mortgage servicing consent orders require big banks to conduct a thorough review of their foreclosures. On Friday they were told what "thorough" means.

Regulators' mortgage servicing consent orders require big banks to conduct a thorough review of their foreclosures. On Friday they were told what "thorough" means.

B of A's tastes turn mod; Citi's Pandit wins social media fans; Citizens' Alemany lives up to the company name.

Citigroup Inc.'s board has approved a retention-award plan for Chief Executive Vikram Pandit that could be worth tens of million of dollars.

Over the past two years, the payments processing giant and trade association has made fundamental efforts to raise its profile in banking industry affairs, taking its advocacy efforts far beyond the occasional comment letters or lawsuits it filed on behalf of its members.

New research by Novantas LLC, Forrester Research and others adds weight to an idea being kicked around in the industry: that mobile may have its limits as a way to entice tech-savvy customers, reduce branch use and cut costs.

JPMorgan Chase wins praise for its new credit card notices, but braces for protests at its annual meeting; B of A's Brian Moynihan plays "cover boy" for Evelyn Davis; and more.

Citigroup has hired Doug Baird, a Bank of America executive, as chairman of equity capital markets for the Americas.

Prayers answered for Citi's Vikram Pandit; Capital One serves up free checking with cupcakes to match; study forecasts the growth of the number of millionaires in the Dakotas.

Banks have vowed to cut costs, find efficiencies and tighten belts. But they haven't yet tipped their hands as to how.

A 20-year veteran of State Street, CEO Jay Hooley concluded that the custodial bank's business model did not have to fundamentally change — it just had to keep up with investors whose strategies did.

Ahead of its annual meeting Tuesday, Wells Fargo has urged shareholders to reject proposals that would split its top executive's duties and address possible conflicts of interest.

For banks looking to sell nonperforming assets, pricing realities are not ideal. But they have become increasingly tolerable.

Given the stagnant revenue growth that even the strongest regionals reported in the first quarter, there is no indication that Synovus has missed out on much.

BankAtlantic, which holds $4.2 billion in assets, reported an $8.7 million equity deficit as of the end of the first quarter.

Citi CFO Gerspach on when he's occupied by thoughts of net interest margin; it was a rough week for B of A; TD Bank gets a new U.S. SBA chief in South Financial's Bradshaw.

The banking company leading the legal challenge to the Durbin Amendment's cap on debit interchange said Thursday that it sees evidence of progress on other fronts of the battle.

The banking company leading the legal challenge to the Durbin Amendment's cap on debit interchange said Thursday that it sees evidence of progress on other fronts of the battle.

While acknowledging shortcomings in the areas of lending and efficiency, executives of First Horizon on Thursday trumpeted first-quarter results as proof of the bank's strength.

The hit to mortgages Wells Fargo reported Wednesday echoes the story of many banks this earnings season. The problem for Wells is that home loans are a bigger part of its business.