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Maureen Doyle-Spare is the General Manager of Asset and Wealth Management and Insurance at UST. She has over 25+ years of experience leading teams in the finance sector, delivering innovation that delivers disruptive, problem-solving solutions for clients. Maureen is a results-driven leader focusing on providing value to clients through transformation. Her strong domain consultative approach and deep knowledge of emerging trends, industry best practices, and regulatory mandates allow her to create differentiated solutions and better client outcomes. She has deep experience executing enterprise-scale change management initiatives in business and digital transformations, including adopting disruptive technologies.

Former Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. lawyer Mark Black of Virginia pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiring to sexually exploit children.

Anna Garcia is the founder and managing partner of Altari Ventures, a New York-based early-stage enterprise fintech fund focused on data-driven enterprise intelligence, capital markets and asset management technology, CFO tech stack, embedded finance and decentralized/centralized infrastructure convergence. Altari invests primarily in pre-seed and seed stage opportunities. 

The bank didn't unveil any new climate commitments, but mapped out the changes it sees as necessary to decarbonize the heavy-emitting industries it still finances.

A former comptroller of the currency assesses last year's turmoil in the industry and charts a path forward including advancements in regulation.

Ashley Tison, Esq. is the founder of OZPros, an opportunity zone consultancy. A consultant and attorney on opportunity zones, tax-advantaged structures and investing strategies, he has advised over 500 commercial property investors, family offices, investment advisors and high net worth individuals on how to maximize their tax savings in real estate investments.

As companies downsize and restructure, American Banker is tracking these decisions to help our readers understand how their industries are adapting.

Lloyds Banking Group is cutting around 1,600 roles across its branches, part of a push by the lender to provide more services online.

The Bank Term Funding Program, established during last year's liquidity crunch, will stop issuing new loans on March 11. Until then, banks can still borrow from the facility, though at less favorable terms.

The criminal hacking gang LockBit said it was behind a ransomware attack that shut down some of the operations of EquiLend, a financial technology firm that processes trillions of dollars of securities-lending transactions every month.