Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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FSB Community Bankshares in Fairport, N.Y., plans to convert from partial mutual ownership to a fully stock-owned bank.
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The bank that for many defines ultrawealthy is now in the market to serve investors whose employers don't even offer 401(k)s.
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The $9.6 billion-asset bank claims that applications for the loans can be completed in two minutes or less, or in three minutes for loans that require a Small Business Administration guarantee.
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Standard Bank & Trust in Hickory Hills, Ill., has hired an investment bank to explore a possible sale, according to Crain's Chicago Business.
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Two executives and two directors have resigned from Community Bank of the Bay in Oakland, Calif.
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Republicans currently hold a 54 46 advantage over Democrats in the Senate, making the GOP grip on the Senate precarious at best. With the election a little less than eight months away, Republicans also have more vulnerable seats up for reelection, leaving many analysts speculating the Democrats will retake the chamber. Following are the races bankers need to watch.
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To hear some former examiners tell it, companies that are hostile during the exam process may get dinged more often than those that show respect and professionalism. Following are tips to ensure bankers do better on their next exam.
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Chase is investing in digital and technology resources in a way that's reminiscent of the Silicon Valley model, as it looks to create more direct interaction with its customers on its website.
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Royal Bancshares of Pennsylvania, which spent three years righting the ship, is ready to poach bankers and clients who might be upset with recent consolidation in Royal's home state. While it could look at deals, Royal is primarily hoping to steal market share with a private-banking model, loan production offices and technology upgrades.
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Bluetooth beacons small night-light-sized devices that can communicate with a mobile app as shoppers move throughout a store may have the same potential for bank branches as they do for megaretailers like Target.
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China is testing a program that allows banks with bad loans to sell that debt to investors, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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The more welcoming European regulatory environment for blockchain developers could take the competitive edge away from U.S. banks unless regulators here start championing fintech innovation.
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The Justice Department is notifying state and municipal court systems in a letter sent Monday that defendants who fail to pay fines or fees shouldnt be jailed. The letter warns that such practices run afoul of the Constitution and harm trust within communities.
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A top CFPB official said student loan companies are at risk of breaking the law if they place people in default when the co-signer of their loan dies or declares bankruptcy. The CFPBs latest Supervisory Highlights report focuses on problems in the student loan industry.
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We are reminded frequently that policies with the best intentions often do not reach their intended recipients and at times lead to previously unforeseen issues.
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First Community Financial Partners in Joliet, Ill., has agreed to buy First Mazon Bancorp in Mazon, Ill.
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Prosper Marketplace on Monday announced a three-year agreement to offer financing to consumers making improvements to their homes through the website HomeAdvisor.com.
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Bluetooth beacons small nightlight-sized devices that can communicate with a mobile app as shoppers move throughout a store may have the same potential for bank branches as they do for mega-retailers like Target Corp.
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The Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions closed the $67.1 million-asset North Milwaukee State Bank on Friday.
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First Interstate BancSystem in Billings, Mont., has tapped a KeyCorp executive as its new chief credit officer.
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