Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Working with Sungage Financial will help NBT Bancorp diversify its consumer loan portfolio and learn from a fintech startup with a speedy credit approval process.
July 13 -
What's more, loan officers' pay has dropped. At work behind these surprising trends is a blend of economic forces, technological change and pressure on banks to pay entry-level employees better.
July 13 -
WSFS is implementing a new internal audit program and shoring up the succession planning in its risk department.
July 13 -
Stopping house fires, reducing poverty, protecting consumers and other ways credit unions are giving back.
July 13 -
The North Carolina company could issue $200 million in new securities over time to fund acquisitions and other investments.
July 13 -
Before banks replace their core systems — which are largely homogeneous in the U.S. — they should work on ways to deliver convenient and engaging digital services for each of their channels.
July 13 -
Property Assessed Clean Energy loans can no longer be offered in unincorporated areas of Kern County, Calif. The controversial loans, meant to promote energy efficiency, began in California and are now offered in a number of states.
July 12 -
Bank of the Ozarks recently dissolved its holding company in a move that goes against modern banking strategy. There are, however, strong arguments for other institutions to follow the bank's lead.
July 12 -
The Spanish bank's VC arm added two companies focused on artificial intelligence to its portfolio this week. Both firms promise to help banks connect better with customers.
July 12 -
The Arkansas bank bought C1 Financial in Florida and Community & Southern Holdings in Georgia last year.
July 12 -
The Treasury Department will take a huge hit when Cecil Bancorp sells its bank, while 1st Mariner Bank in Baltimore will see its equity stake completely wiped out. Cecil opted for bankruptcy court when it was unable to resolve an impasse over its trust-preferred stock.
July 11 -
The former Triumph Capital Advisors doubled its business by acquiring Doral Bank's CLO assets; Dodd-Frank’s “skin in the game” regs spurred its spinoff as a vehicle of the deep-pocketed Pine Brook.
July 11 -
Severn said it believes Mid Maryland Title Co. will complement its existing dealings in mortgages, commercial banking and commercial real estate.
July 10 -
The challenge of juggling security and convenience is escalating as banks realize digital channels are for sales as much as they are to display account balances.
July 10 -
Sponsorships, celebrations, education and other ways credit unions are giving back.
July 10 -
The region is responsible for a third of all bank sellers — and more than half of the industry's overall deal volume.
July 10 -
The bank received conditional court approval to create a settlement fund of at least $142 million to cover 11 class actions filed after its fake-accounts scandal.
July 10 -
Energy sensors will let JPMorgan Chase master-control everything from office temperatures to sprinkler systems in an attempt to preserve the scale of its branch network but lower the costs.
July 7 -
Expansions, donations and 500 pounds of crawfish.
July 7 -
ESSA Bank & Trust has successfully worked with a federal program that helps former prisoners in some eastern Pennsylvania towns get back into society, and it plans to expand the program to the Philadelphia market.
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