Victor K. Nichols, a former executive at Experian, has joined the board of the Bank of Hawaii in Honolulu.

S&T Bancorp in Indiana, Pa., reported higher second-quarter earnings driven by loan growth and a credit for its loan-loss provision.

The lender reduced its reserves in the second quarter despite an acknowledgement that chargeoffs will likely rise in the coming months.

Though satisfying examiners remains a priority, their decisions about how and where to deploy resources are being mostly driven by the desire to meet customers' changing demands, according to a new survey from the advisory firm KPMG.

Diebold is unveiling an anti-skimming card reader designed to prevent criminals from stealing card data from unsuspecting automated teller machine users.

United Bankshares, in Charleston, W.Va., reported an increase in second-quarter earnings, in part because of its acquisition of Virginia Commerce Bancorp in Arlington.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. issued five corrective actions and three money penalties in June, according to the agency's monthly roundup of regulatory actions.

Interest rates for mortgages over $417,000 have fallen 11 basis points during the past six weeks, driven by competition among banks to win the mortgage business of wealthy, less risky borrowers and in turn, make them customers of other financial products.

Shares for Sterling Bancorp in Montebello, N.Y., rose after the company posted stronger quarterly income tied to its merger with Provident New York Bancorp.

Federal and state regulators have obtained $92 million in debt relief from Colfax Capital Corp. and Culver Capital LLC, collectively known as Rome Finance, for service members and others harmed by a predatory lending scheme.

Sun Bancorp in Mount Laurel, N.J., has agreed to hire four new executives, promoted another executive, and hired a technology consulting firm.

Ally Financial's second-quarter earnings swung to a profit from the previous year, boosted by returns from its auto lending business.

Banks are handing out mortgages of as much as $10 million to the wealthy in record numbers while first-time homebuyers struggle to get loans.

Like the Internet of the 1980s, today's payment systems are a mishmash of disparate, closed networks that cannot communicate with one another effectively. Distributed ledger technologies can solve this problem.

Several scams - including one involving debt collecting - are circulating in Pennsylvania.

Heartland Financial USA in Dubuque, Iowa, posted higher second-quarter earnings after growing loans organically and through acquisitions.

Eagle Bancorp in Bethesda, Md., plans to raise $55 million by issuing subordinated debt.

For most of the digital currency's existence, the price of a bitcoin has swung wildly. Coinapult is looking to remove this risk with the launch of Coinapult Locks, which pins the value of a user's bitcoin balance to a stable asset.

Following a wave of enforcement actions against global and national institutions, regulators are now scrutinizing the anti-money laundering controls of community banks, says Walter Mix, a consultant and former regulator. Examiners are raising questions about banks' transaction monitoring systems, as well as the documentation supporting decisions about enhanced due diligence (such as whether to file suspicious activity reports), he says.

Complaints against collectors logged in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s database rose in June but trailed April's total.