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In a speech Monday, Federal Reserve vice chair for supervision Michael Barr said the few banks that would have to raise capital under the final Basel III capital rules would be able to do so fairly quickly and without reducing dividends.

The $4 billion-asset United Federal Credit Union partnered with the Nevada Housing Division to offer first-time homebuyers access to down-payment assistance.

In a letter to Senate Democrats, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., highlights executive compensation and cannabis banking as priorities for the caucus in the coming month.

House Oversight Committee chair James Comer, R-Ky., and financial services subcommittee chair Lisa McClain, R-Mich., asked Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell for more information to aid their investigation into the failure of Silicon Valley Bank in March.

New regulations on small-dollar lending are leaving consumers with few viable options when they need emergency access to cash.

The Cleveland-based regional bank recently announced a $20 million line of credit for Lendistry, a Los Angeles-based, minority-led community development financial institution.

The tech giant wanted to put the consumer first. This meant its banking partner was always second — and taking on more risk than most card issuers at a time of economic volatility.

Citigroup executive Jay Collins says the company is "absolutely interested" in arranging new deals in the market for debt-for-nature swaps, which allow countries to restructure their debt in exchange for promises to protect the environment.

We surveyed 164 professionals at banks and credit unions to find out their tech agenda for this year, including investment plans, tech priorities and thoughts on transformational tools. Here's what we found out.

JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs are leading the financing, which will involve the private equity firm taking a 55% stake in the payments processor, while FIS retains the remainder.