Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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LANSING, Mich. Lake Trust Credit Union is set to relocate its headquarters to Brighton, Mich., about 45 miles to the east, but it's the CU's planned new corporate facilities that some observers say could have lasting implications on how other credit unions design their management offices.
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WICHITA, Kan. At Meritrust CU here, the two branches overseen by Sara Carver are something of a study in contrasts.
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CLAMONT, Del. Transforming one location of Eagle One FCU here has transformed branch traffic as well.
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First Republic Bank in San Francisco expects its four-quarter average assets to reach $50 billion late next year.
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BNC Bancorp in High Point, N.C., is planning to issue $60 million in subordinated notes to pay off a loan from another bank.
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First Busey in Champaign, Ill., has agreed to buy Herget Financial in Pekin, Ill.
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Credit cards and installment loans that are sold to active-duty military members would be subject to a series of consumer protections under the new Defense Department proposal. High-cost lenders easily evaded the earlier rules, which applied more narrowly.
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The regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should require banks and mortgage lenders to obtain independent, third-party tests to ensure compliance with its guidelines, according to a government watchdog report.
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PayPal is going slow when it comes to Bitcoin, limiting its current focus to emerging channels and relying on partnerships with virtual-currency processors in North America.
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Putnam County Savings Bank in Brewster, N.Y., has agreed to buy CMS Bancorp in White Plains, N.Y.
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The $820 billion-asset company disclosed in a regulatory filing Clifton Painter retired as its chief operating officer and chief credit officer on Sept. 22. Painter agreed to remain a consultant for the next two years.
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AmeriServ Financial in Johnstown, Pa., will take several charges in coming quarters, including one tied to litigation and client loss in its investment advisory business.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed into law a measure that allows financial institutions to offer raffle-style programs to encourage saving.
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An improving economy and better execution of loan modifications have meant fewer redefaults on restructured mortgages, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said Thursday.
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Citigroup has issued a fintech challenge that asks developers to propose banking technologies that interact with the Internet of things and consumers' wearable devices.
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The private equity firm of Texas billionaire Gerald J. Ford, is planning a tender offer for up to 65% of Mechanics Bank in Walnut Creek, Calif. If completed, the deal would be the first deployment of the $755 million that Ford's fund raised last year.
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The payments industry has turned its attention inward, focusing on securing its own technology from fraudsters without driving off their customers.
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Fitch Ratings has affirmed its outlook for six community banks based on their stable and improving performance.
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How banks are using online and classroom courses to teach young commercial lenders to stay on top of regulatory and market changes.
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Highlands Bancorp in Vernon, N.J., has lined up its next chief executive.
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