Credit card delinquencies fell across the board at the Big Six issuers in December, reversing the deterioration during the fall.

Sandra Thompson, The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s supervision chief for the last seven years, is stepping down.

Community State Bank, of St. Charles, Mich., has agreed to open a loan office in Saginaw, Mich., to settle a Justice Department lawsuit alleging it discriminated against African-Americans.

The holding company for the $226 million-asset GulfShore Bank has so far pulled in $1.6 million from local investors in an offering that began on Dec. 31.

Dodd-Frank required mortgages with higher rates to face greater appraisal demands, but regulators have expanded the loans granted exemptions in a new final rule.

Regulatory changes to the 1099-B, 1099-K and 1042-S forms, intended to help reduce the $450 billion tax gap, will make it much more difficult to avoid penalties and tricky customer service issues.

The Consumer Bankers Association is warning banks that they will face challenges booking loans while also competing with nonbanks in areas such as prepaid cards.

The new app gives users access to a Green Dot savings or checking account on their iPhone or Android, with fees optional.

The full story on JPMorgan Chase's London Whale fiasco may soon be coming to light.

After spending the last few years paying down debts, consumers appear ready to increase their borrowing again, lenders say.

Smaller institutions are following the lead of bigger banks, which is presenting buying opportunities for CEOs like Bristol County Savings Bank's Pat Murray.

Commerce Bancshares (CBSH) in Kansas City, Mo., posted stronger quarterly results because of higher card fees and loan volume.

The National Consumer Law Center released a 90-page report Tuesday calling for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to make loan modifications mandatory in national servicing standards.

First Niagara Financial Group in Buffalo, N.Y., is recycling some of its real estate for the benefit of neighbors.

Mercantile Bank (MBWM) in Grand Rapids, Mich., posted another profitable quarter despite renewed efforts to purge bad assets.

If the JPMorgan Chase board docks CEO Jamie Dimon's compensation only for the London Whale’s trading loss, he should consider himself fortunate that they are so myopic.

An expansion to the south boosted profits at Washington Federal in Seattle in the fourth quarter.

The Basel III liquidity plan is the latest case of a global rule hostile to local realities.

These often-reclusive businesses manage the finances of America's affluent and occasionally compete with banks for clients and employees. These offices have interesting back stories.

The unexpected departure of the CEO of the nation's biggest Korean-American bank moves comes just days after rival Hanmi Financial announced plans to sell itself.