Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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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 -
Jones Bancshares LP agreed to serve as a source of strength to its $405.1 million-asset PrimeSouth Bank in Blackshear, which has been operating under a consent order from the Federal Deposit Insurancce Corp. since Jan. 31.
July 19 -
First Financial Holdings Inc. in Charleston, S.C., is looking to unload $155 million of mostly troubled real estate loans by the end of 2011.
July 19 -
First BanCorp in San Juan, P.R., has increased the maximum amount of its planned capital raise from $550 million to more than $562 million.
July 19 -
Electronic invoicing companies Transactis and Data Impact said Tuesday that they merged operations.
July 19 -
Bank of Hawaii in Honolulu has agreed to pay $9 million to settle a class-action lawsuit in which it was accused of improperly charging overdraft fees on debit card transactions.
July 19 -
Ingenico SA struck a deal with a distributor of point of sale equipment that will help the French company expand in the United States.
July 19 -
The card issuer launches Facebook application to offer cardholders customized deals based on their "likes" and interests.
July 19 -
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Citi plans to issue chip-based EMV credit cards later this year.
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