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Commerzbank in Regulatory Sights; Banks' Cost-Cutting Not Enough

Many small banks lack the resources to make necessary investments in cybersecurity. One solution could be to institute regional centers that would allow banks to pool resources, train staff and investigate potential breaches.

A disparate-impact ruling against a small Texas bank was supposed to lower the cost of small-dollar loans for Hispanic borrowers, but it has instead had the opposite effect, writes Attorney Peter Weinstock.

Debating the Ex-Im Bank's Future; Banks Scrap Remittances

Whether you call them digital or virtual currencies, you’re aware of Bitcoin, Litecoin and the thousands of other decentralized currencies created by algorithms.

Regulatory requirements that bar homeowners with imperfect credit scores from receiving a mortgage are hurting minorities and the economy as a whole.

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

Disney has found success with wearable technology thanks in no small part to its efforts to educate and motivate customers about its MagicBand wristbands.

JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon has no shortage of detractors. But the public response to his cancer diagnosis has been surprisingly—and reassuringly—civil.

Dimon Praised; Yellen on Bubble Popping