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Barclays has redesigned the Cambridge Eagle Lab to focus on companies that develop sustainable and other environmentally focused technology, Vodafone expanded its partnership with global fintech MoneyHub to offer its financial wellness app, and more in this week's global news roundup.
January 24 -
Banks and Congressmen alike see U.S. regulators' version of Basel III as overly stringent for the securitization market.
January 24 -
The next few years will mark the transition of sustainable finance in Latin America through its adolescence and towards maturity.
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In a bid to help phase out passwords, Mastercard is launching an authentication service that enables consumers to confirm their identities with fingerprint and facial recognition technology when signing in to accounts.
January 24 -
Small banks appeared to notch a big win with the exemption from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's overdraft proposal. But some experts are questioning the CFPB's rationale, given research that shows small banks' overreliance on overdraft revenue.
January 23 -
The credit card issuer said it's "cautiously optimistic" about its borrowers' financial health, with charge-offs expected to rise not much further than pre-pandemic levels. The upbeat outlook contrasts with a key competitor's guidance of significantly higher losses.
January 23 -
The digital financial services firm announced layoffs Tuesday, with the goal of keeping the company steady until conditions improve for its business users.
January 23 -
The Salt Lake City bank says that it doesn't expect major losses, even though its problem loans grew at the end of 2023.
January 23 -
The Tennessee-based bank was forced to keep operating on its own after a proposed acquisition was called off. Months later, First Horizon has picked up new customers and improved its profitability, but investors remain cautious amid plans for catch-up spending on technology.
January 23 -
Several regional banks have projected minimal growth or even a decline in lending this year. But Connecticut-based Webster is bullish based on its pipeline of nonoffice commercial real estate, public finance and other credits, CEO John Ciulla says.
January 23