Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Community Bank in Pasadena, Calif., has promoted from within to fill the positions of president and chief banking officer.
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David Bohne was the president of a big, successful bank until he took a year off to clear his head. When he was ready to return, he looked at banks across the country but found what he needed in a small, family-run institution right in his hometown.
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Washington Federal in Seattle said its profit rose 3.4% to $41.7 million in the three months that ended March 31 as loan growth outweighed higher information technology costs.
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Bank earnings season is just getting underway, but a consistent theme around energy lending is already emerging credit quality is going to get worse and weigh on profits the rest of the year.
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West Shore Bank Corp. in Ludington, Mich., has agreed to buy West Michigan Bank & Trust in Frankfort.
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Airbnb, the company that disrupted the hospitality industry as Uber did to taxis, is sidling up to the fintech space.
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An Arkansas woman is alleging in a lawsuit that debt buyer PRA Group froze her bank account to try to collect $43,200 in interest on a $6,000 judgment that was less than two months old.
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DBA International has elected Todd Lansky as president of the association's board of directors. He replaces Patricia Baxter, who has been a board member since 2013 before resigning this week.
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FHFA Director Mel Watt acknowledged that the principal reduction program may seem "too small and too late."
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Young college graduates, including those who are still paying off student loans, are more likely to buy a home than their peers who did not go to college, according to a report from Navient and Ipsos.
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PacWest Bancorp in Los Angeles reported higher quarterly profit led by its acquisition of Square 1 Financial in Durham, N.C.
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The hardest part of converting a thrift is establishing a "culture of high performance" and shareholder accountability, says Andrew Samuel, CEO at Sunshine Bancorp, in Plant City, Fla. Sunshine converted to a stock-owned company in July 2014.
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Rather than rush its proposal to regulate short-term lenders, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau should carefully weigh the consequences of potentially driving lenders out of the market.
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Profits soared at First Republic Bank in San Francisco thanks to lending growth in several categories and its expansion in wealth management.
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A month after introducing the Express Business Loan for its customers, Eastern Bank in Boston says it is in talks with several banks across the U.S. to license the product.
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To get more Americans into the financial system, the industry must find ways to help more people get access to the Internet.
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Wells Fargo, Wall Street's top oil and gas banker, said first-quarter profit fell 5.9 percent as the firm set aside more money for soured energy loans and expenses increased.
April 14 - Pennsylvania
Weakness in the energy sector is weighing on PNC Financial Services Group's profits. The Pittsburgh company said early Thursday that it earned $943 million in the first quarter, a nearly 6% decline from the same period last year.
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The public spat between Green Dot and one of its largest shareholders is escalating even as the shareholder raises its stake in the prepaid card company.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. The Credit Union Call Center Conference and Strategic Contact Inc., a consulting firm that focus on contact center technology and operations, announced a formal partnership to conduct a survey to measure the efficiency and effectiveness of CU call centers.
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