HSBC agreed to sell its Canadian store card unit to Toronto-Dominion Bank as it closes its consumer-finance business in the country.

U.S. Bancorp (USB) has agreed to purchase Deutsche Bank's (DB) municipal bond trustee business.

A number of bank chief executives have ties to teams in this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament. Here are some prominent examples.

Bankers who were at last week's convention are considering ways to expand social media use and offer new products that will not run afoul of regulators.

Capital requirements for community banks should be raised outside of the Basel III process and through a much more simplified system of risk-weighted assets.

Goldman Sachs (GS) endured a setback Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the company's appeal of a lower-court decision involving securities backed by residential mortgages.

A dissident investor's candidate has joined the board at First Financial Northwest (FFNW) in Renton, Wash., ending a costly legal dispute.

The biggest challenge facing bankers these days is not regulation or economic sluggishness. It's figuring out how to charge for products and services that bank customers have grown to expect for free, says PNC's CEO-in-waiting William Demchak.

Starbuck Bancshares has sweetened the consideration it will pay for PremierWest Bancorp (PRWT) in Medford, Ore.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has terminated a consent order issued to Saehan Bank (SAEB) in Los Angeles.

First Citizens BancShares (FCNCA) in Raleigh, N.C., is preparing to spend millions of dollars to improve its information technology platform.

Landmark Credit Union may buy Hartford Savings Bank in Wisconsin, the National Credit Union Administration board decided Thursday.

Top bankers went out of their way to praise the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and its Director, Richard Cordray, at American Banker's Retail Financial Services Conference. Despite the happy talk, they stopped short of calling for the GOP to end its opposition to the bureau or for Cordray's directorship to be made permanent.

The longtime chief executive of New Hampshire Thrift Bancshares is ready to retire — but not to leave completely. Stephen Ensign, 65, is set to retire April 30 as an employee of the Newport company but will remain its chairman.

The Fed's rejection of BB&T's capital plan likely bars the serial acquirer from big acquisitions for several months, but it might be able to pull off a small one.

The results of new stress tests on the nation's largest banks set the financial world abuzz Thursday. But lost in the shuffle were announcements from several smaller institutions, which underwent their own round of stress testing.

Only 30% of community banks communicate via social media, and that needs to change if they want to attract younger customers, members of the industry said.

Roughly a month after a naming a new chief executive, PNC Financial Services Group (PNC) has announced a succession plan for its chief financial officer position.

Citigroup (NYSE: C) is overhauling its rules for executive pay to tie compensation more closely to the company's performance.

Profit fell at Third Century Bancorp (TDCB) after the Franklin, Ind., company boosted its provision for loan losses.