Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Vendor offers software and in-person help to people who want to move bill pay and other activities to another bank.
October 17 -
People's United Financial Inc. in Bridgeport, Conn., has hired a former Sovereign Bank executive to lead the expansion of its asset-based lending business.
October 17 -
Intervest Bancshares Corp. in New York said Monday that its third-quarter earnings rose 4% from a quarter earlier, to $2.6 million.
October 17 -
Consultant and former California regulator Walter Mix quantifies the damage from Dodd-Frank and explains why 2,700 banks could disappear over the next three to five years.
October 17 -
Any card-acceptance device can be tested and approved for eligibility to use advanced encryption under an update to the PIN Transaction Security program — even if those devices do not accept PIN transactions.
October 17 -
Companies that strive for stickiness usually get glowing coverage in The New York Times business section, but when big banks achieve it, they get a not-so-flattering story on page one.
October 16 -
TAUNTON, Mass. – Taunton FCU plans to open a branch inside Trucchi’s Supermarkets’ new Middleborough store early next year.
October 16 -
VIENNA, Va. – Navy FCU is opening a new branch at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., this morning to serve the Army’s 12,700 active duty personnel, civilian employees and their families.
October 16 -
Eagle Bancorp Inc. in Bethesda, Md., has hired Virginia Navas Heine to oversee its commercial and industrial lending.
October 14 -
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State regulators closed three banks along the East Coast and one in Illinois on Friday night, bringing this year's failure tally to 80.
October 14 -
Fitch Ratings may cut Bank of America's viability rating one notch if certain concerns regarding the company's exposure to the residential mortgage business are worse than what the ratings agency expects.
October 14 -
State regulators closed three banks along the East Coast late Friday afternoon: Blue Ridge Savings Bank in Asheville, N.C.; Piedmont Community Bank in Gray, Ga.; and First State Bank in Cranford, N.J.
October 14 -
Under pressure from investors to improve its performance, HF Financial Corp. in Sioux Falls, S.D., announced Friday that it is replacing its longtime Chairman and Chief Executive Curtis L. Hage, effective immediately.
October 14 -
Many smaller institutions note a spike in activity, and are responding with special offers and tech investments.
October 14 -
L.A. team produces hilarious parody of Warren's populist candidacy, and the portrayal of the creator of the CFPB may help the Massachusetts Senate candidate.
October 14 -
Citigroup Inc. appointed company director Michael O'Neill as chairman of the board overseeing Citibank NA, its primary banking subsidiary.
October 14 -
Citigroup Global Markets Ltd. is facing a lawsuit seeking to claw back $130 million in redemption payments it received from Fairfield Sentry Ltd., the biggest feeder of investor funds into Bernard Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme.
October 14 -
Huntington Bank's chief digital officer Jeff Dennes shares a glimpse of his mobile banking technology strategy.
October 14 -
Sellers of leveraged bank loans want to draw institutional investors into an arena in danger of losing its traditional buyers.
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