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A new bill introduced by Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., would boost efforts to index bank regulatory thresholds in the Senate Banking Committee, where most of the focus to date has been on stablecoin and crypto.

BCB Bancorp says red ink may top $130 million in the third quarter, as its new CEO moves to address credit-quality issues.

Surveys from Fidelity and Edward Jones suggest that even clients with comprehensive plans and wealth don't always feel good about their financial future.

Nine months before the outage, the NCUA told a federal council it may no longer need the authority to examine vendors like the one that failed.

Anthropic lined up some of the biggest names in the industry for the rollout of Claude for Financial Advisors. But whether the tool is "revolutionary" or "just another integration," the hard work is just beginning for the AI firm and for its sole custody partner, Schwab Advisor Services.

State-level estate taxes can be imposed at much lower thresholds. From domiciles to the timing of moves, here's what financial advisors should keep in mind.

The banking-as-a-service business model has for more than a decade counted fintechs as its bread-and-butter clients, but as those same fintechs secure their own banking charters, some sponsor banks are narrowing their focus.

The Boston-based bank, created last year through a merger of equals, appointed Sean Gray as its next CEO. Gray's predecessor informed the company last week of his plans to retire.

The card network's Wallet Pay is designed to make apps interoperable and available on its merchant network. It's the latest of several moves from Mastercard and Visa that aim to attract banks and merchants into the digital wallet market.

The preliminary readout from Starling Trust Sciences' report on the Silicon Valley Bank failure is an assessment of the conclusions from three previous government reviews of the episode.

The release of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's internal metrics support this process, but other measures will still be needed, according to Bank of America.

Payment experts say that in the wake of Walmart supporting more digital wallets, many banks are missing the boat with mobile wallets by not aiming to stay top-of-wallet and by ignoring operational issues.

A forthcoming rule from Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network will spell out banks' obligations to identify the true identities and beneficial ownership of its clients, even as the administration eliminated most U.S. beneficial ownership reporting.

Looking past the headline numbers, there are reasons to be concerned about the condition of the U.S. economy. Particularly troubling is the fact that large numbers of Americans live financially precarious lives.

Roughly 680 customers were affected, none in the U.S. But the control that failed at Revolut is the legal intake queue every American bank runs.