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Terrorism Finance Verdict Puts Banks on Notice; Wells Fargo Fined

Apple’s Apple Pay announcement has created a lot of discussion for its contactless payment technology in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, which will allow consumers to buy products in-store with just a tap of their iPhone.

A reform intended to reduce risk in the financial system could inadvertently exacerbate future economic downturns.

Mortgage Lending Standards Questioned; Citi's Japanese Sale

Were the Home Depot and Target breaches the work of the same attackers? Only a few people seem to be in a position to know, and so far, they aren’t telling. However, we can still learn a lot from the similarity of the incidents.

Female representation on boards is on the rise and that’s a good thing for innovation, argues Susan Stautberg of WomenCorporateDirectors.

As regulators emphasize the importance of data integrity, chief data officers need to consider new strategies to ensure that all bank employees are on the same page about improving information quality.

With the revelation of the Heartbleed security bug a few months behind us, it makes sense to stop and consider what the event taught U.S. credit unions and banks about themselves and their retail customers.

There is an interesting YouTube video that was widely shared some time ago. In it, a toddler is playing with an iPad, touching the screen icons and enjoying the interaction that happens as a result.

It was the second of three listening sessions the regulator hosted, and while other issues were also on the menu, RBC was clearly the main course. And it wasn't exactly going down well.