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The biennial inquiry comes at a time when many are questioning the use of Federal Home Loan bank advances and the system's overall impact on housing.

The sweeping legislative package would require digital-asset businesses to get licensed and add to the authority of the state financial services regulator. Illinois officials say the changes would protect consumers and level the regulatory playing field, but a banking trade group is pushing back against some of the ideas.

Jenny Xia Spradling is the co-founder and co-CEO of Free Will, a social good enterprise at the nexus of philanthropy and estate planning that helps charities fundraise from complex assets, including bequests in wills. Previously, she was with price-tracking app-maker Paribus in analytics, product development and marketing. Before that, she worked at Bain Capital and McKinsey & Co.

Driver Management Principal Abbott Cooper said the Dallas company failed to foresee the spate of interest rate hikes that have cut its profitability. Following the bank's latest rebuff, Cooper is threatening legal action.

Under the new policy, firms that come forward with misconduct before it becomes known to the public or prosecutors and then fully cooperate will receive "significant benefits" in any resulting deal, federal prosecutors in New York say.

The company says that regulators are investigating its retention of employee communications over unapproved messaging apps. It's latest bank to get caught up in an industrywide sweep that's already yielded over $2 billion in fines. 

The arrangement is designed to benefit commercial clients of both banks that operate on multiple continents. The companies reached the arrangement as part of the recent sale of Bank of the West.

House majority whip Rep. Tom Emmer, R-Minn., introduced a similar bill last year before joining House leadership in this Congress.

Derrick Bailey, the Ohio credit union's president, will become chief executive as expected. He will succeed Leslie Bumgarner, who announced her plans to retire last year, on July 1.

Visa's strategy of devaluing data applies not just to its payment workflows but across the business. Visa Chief Risk Officer Paul Fabara shares more about this approach and four other cyber risk principles he follows.