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A number of Dodd-Frank and Basel III regulations will impact banks' investments in the CLO market, but the Volcker Rule poses unique challenges.

FHA Returns to the Black; Civil Case Against Mozilo?

In the next year, we will see significant adoption and advances in financial technology, including e-invoicing improvements, more global payment options, and new forms of connectivity.

Quantitative easing hasn't led to severe price inflation as critics feared — but the large quantity of Treasury debt might.

Banks needs to deeply understand the needs of their customers before they start rolling out ambitious high-tech plans.

John A. Allison writes in his new book that he feared for years that predecessors of Wachovia or Bank of America would try and force BB&T to sell itself. In this excerpt, he explains how he kept the banking giants at bay. Part 5 of 5.

Supercharged Spending on Cybersecurity; Robo-Signers Return

More people than ever are becoming aware of the impact of data breaches and the resulting fraud. But what about the rest of the fraud types: internal fraud, account takeover, elder abuse and even the old generic scam?

A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week.

Nonbank acquisitions require a certain level of expertise, John Allison writes in his new book. In this excerpt, he discusses how BB&T views the insurance business and why he stuck with subprime auto finance when others bailed. Part 4 of 5.