Consumer banking
Since last year, banks have sharply reduced what they charge when consumers spend more money than they have, according to new research. Monthly maintenance charges and fees for using out-of-network ATMs have remained much more stable.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.'s new consumer-focused digital bank will be born out of its Manufacturers Bank subsidiary — a relatively small commercial bank with nine branches and no consumer business to speak of.
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Drake Bank in Minnesota is working with the fintech B Generous to test whether installment loans can help bring in larger donations to nonprofits.
August 29
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The Minneapolis company, which increased its minimum wage to $18 an hour in June, will bump it up to $20 in response to inflationary and competitive pressures.
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Auto loan growth eased substantially in the second quarter amid competitive pressures from credit unions and other lenders.
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The Canadian bank, which reported its quarterly earnings Thursday, recorded $22 million in charges related to its acquisition of First Horizon. Executives say they still expect the deal to close no later than January.
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The Center for Responsible Lending, the Woodstock Institute and other left-leaning groups argue that the $13.4 billion merger will harm low-income communities, reduce small-business lending and add to systemic risk.
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Staff feedback is crucial to tailoring benefits and designing new workspaces, experts say.
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A growing number of challenger banks and fintechs are trying to help customers live more sustainable lives through carbon calculators with localized data.
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More than half of the nation's 20 largest commercial banks, including Citigroup and PNC, have stopped charging nonsufficient-funds fees, and another four are scheduled to end the practice by year-end. That leaves three holdouts: SVB Financial, Huntington and MUFG Union Bank.
August 18
