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Canada is doing its own version of the #TheNew10; State Street launches an ETF pegged to businesses with female leaders; Sallie Krawcheck encourages women to take control of their own career destiny instead of waiting for men to come around; and the director of UN Women explains what Women's Day is really all about (are you ready to talk equal pay at your company?). Also, Pam Joseph is coming out of retirement and NCUA Chair Debbie Matz is leaving.

Not only are widening credit spreads for both banks and the companies they lend to a red flag, but the financial sector is also feeling a hit from lower energy prices.

A mature governance framework and risk culture that reaches all employees are among the attributes of a high-functioning "risk organization."

Former Salomon Chief Dies; Iran to Create 'Bad Bank'

The fight between Apple and the FBI over the security protections on the San Bernardino, Calif., iPhone is about more than a single iPhone or Apple’s product line. This is a reality check for the entire tech industry, which has largely remained unchecked.

There is an urgent need for the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network to bring its process for issuing civil money penalties and cease-and-desist orders in line with the other bank regulators.

In focusing on private blockchains, banks make the same mistake companies made in the nineties when they favored private information networks over the open protocols of the Internet.

Investment Banking Revenues Drop; SoFi's New Hedge Fund

The third party wallets, or the “pays” as they are called, are failing to make a splash. Mobile wallets which let you pay any merchant from your smartphone are simply not a reality today.

Hailed as a space- and cost-saver, interactive video teller machines don't always succeed as a strategy. Many banks offer them without a clear business case to justify the investment.