Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Virginia Commerce Bancorp Inc. surpassed expectations for the second quarter due to a "substantial decrease" in its loan-loss provision and a sizeable increase in noninterest income.
July 20 -
July 21 marks the 1-year anniversary of the Dodd-Frank Act. This octopus of financial legislation continues to entangle both consumers and lenders and if left as written will continue to harm the housing industry.
July 19 -
John Kanas released a statement on Tuesday re-asserting that BankUnited Inc.'s planned acquisition of Herald National Bank jibes with his noncompete provisions with Capital One Bank.
July 19 -
A new CyberSource/Trust Wave survey says merchants have put PCI on the back burner.
July 19 -
Fulton Financial Corp. in Lancaster, Pa., said Tuesday that its second-quarter earnings rose nearly 15% from the same period last year, to $36. 4 million.
July 19 -
If the financial industry were made up of nursery rhymes, Wells Fargo would be Little Jack Horner and Bank of America would be regarded as Pinocchio.
July 19 -
Wells Fargo & Co.'s 29% jump in second quarter earnings reported earlier today overshadowed what at least on its face was a similarly impressive performance in an area that's something of a Holy Grail for commercial banks — cross-selling.
July 19 -
Elizabeth Warren has spent much of the past year arguing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is not as scary as banks think. But as she steps aside, will that really be the case?
July 19 -
Isis, the wireless carrier-led mobile payments venture, said Tuesday that its contractual agreements with all major card networks allow it to attract more issuers to its mobile wallet.
July 19 -
Ginnie issuer status should fuel the lender's originations of FHA and VA loans, a major step in its evolution from a servicing side business at a hedge fund.
July 19 -
Northern Trust Corp. in Chicago has promoted Chief Financial Officer William L. Morrison to president and chief operating officer and has hired Bank of America Merrill Lynch veteran Michael G. O'Grady to be the new CFO.
July 19 -
With loan demand still weak in most of its markets, Westamerica Bancorporation in San Rafael, Calif., said Tuesday that its second-quarter profit fell by nearly 10% from the same period last year, to $21.3 million.
July 19 -
Fremont Bank customers in northern California are about to find out how much faster and safer their debit cards can be.
July 19 -
By providing T24 on the Windows Azure platform, the two vendors are enabling local banks to offer services to people who live on less than $2 per day.
July 19 -
Floating loans to movie producers and rock stars may not be the banking industry's cure-all. But for a pair of banks, the entertainment business has provided a well-timed safe harbor.
July 19 -
The early read on M&A this earnings season: A weak economy and job market are putting a damper on deals, even as lending and revenue tick up.
July 19 -
Concerns over Bank of America Corp.'s capital levels took front and center during the bank's conference call with analysts discussing second-quarter results Tuesday.
July 19 -
Isis, the mobile carrier-led mobile payments venture that initially planned to compete against incumbent payment networks, now says it has formed relationships with them.
July 19 -
AmeriServ Financial Inc. in Johnstown, Pa., said that its second-quarter earnings increased by more than 300%, to $1.9 million, from the same period last year because it did not have to set aside any funds for loan losses.
July 19 -
Mercantile Bank reported second-quarter earnings of $2.4 million, compared to a reported loss of $700,000 a year earlier, driven largely by a reduction in credit costs.
July 19


