Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Bank of America (BAC), which last month won approval to lift its dividend for the first time since the financial crisis, said it will suspend that increase and $4 billion of planned buybacks because of an error in its capital planning.
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State Bank Financial (STBZ) in Atlanta has agreed to buy Atlanta Bancorp.
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BTC China halted local-currency deposits to clients' China Merchants Bank Co. accounts, as lenders close accounts with Bitcoin exchanges amid government measures to check surging trading in the virtual currency.
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Earnings season is a great time to gather clues from bank chiefs on what they see for the economy in the months ahead. Some, like Dick Evans of Cullen/Frost Bankers in Texas, are extremely bullish. Others, like BB&T's Kelly King, fret about revenue growth.
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The deVere Group's Nigel Green on the trouble with FATCA for U.S. citizens living abroad.
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After the controversy, the architect of a proposal to sell bank services at the post office speaks out.
April 28 - Arizona
The real estate developer-turned-savings-and-loan honcho was the face of the S&L crisis, and his influence over five senators made for a heck of a scandal.
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Banking executives are adamant: the branch stays in the picture. Heather Landy reports from Retail Banking 2014.
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The most profitable 200 community banks and thrifts as ranked by three-year average ROE.
April 28 - North Carolina
The deals approval following months of uncertainty represents a significant milestone in the DOJs controversial Operation Choke Point probe.
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State regulators in South Carolina closed the $54 million-asset Allendale County Bank late Friday.
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Community West Bancshares (CWBC) in Goleta, Calif., said it will redeem almost half of its outstanding preferred stock issued under the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Drexel Hamilton, a startup broker-dealer making inroads in capital markets, pairs Wall Street pros with disabled military veterans, training the latter for new careers. It's a nice story, but in the ultra-competitive market of small-bank advising, will it sell?
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. took action against six lenders and ended orders against 14 firms in the FDIC's latest monthly roundup of enforcement actions.
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Community banks that specialize in lending to niche segments, such as professional athletes or energy-services companies, are managing to overcome the sluggish revenue growth at some of their rivals. Rod Taylor, an executive recruiter at Taylor & Co., explains.
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Solera National Bancorp (SLRK) is firing back against two investors seeking control of the Lakewood, Colo., company's board.
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Veteran bank analyst Terry McEvoy has left Oppenheimer to join Sterne Agee.
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Korean-American banks have been challenged by an aging core customer base, which threatens growth. Hanmi Chief Executive C.G. Kum plans to respond with a national SBA program and plans to court other immigrant communities.
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Work/life balance, and the payments world itself, have something in common they are undergoing radical change, according to women executives in the industry who shared tales about leading both efforts.
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Amalgamated Bank in New York has named a president to succeed Ed Grebow, but the union-owned bank is still looking for a permanent chief executive.
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