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Amid concerns that the combination of the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions and the Credit Union National Association could amplify the voices of only the biggest institutions, the heads of smaller ones see two clear advantages: cost and consistency.

The CU Relief Fund for Ukraine, which launched in late 2022, now takes public donations and is working to recruit more institutions to its cause.

Hybrid working made it easier for some women to pursue a career while balancing family demands but a renewed return-to-office push may reverse some of those gains, a report predicted.

Women are still underrepresented in senior management positions in 62 European banks, according to a new report that highlighted how nine banks employed no women at all in their top executive group.

Overall rate locks dropped 1.5% on a month-to-month basis; the drop in purchase volume was higher at 1.9%, Black Knight said.

Merchants Bancorp says it will sell a total of four branches to two buyers and focus more on its core residential mortgage lending business. Banks of all sizes have been pruning branch networks in recent years.

Brokered deposits had nothing to do with this year's bank failures, and regulators shouldn't pretend otherwise.

Speaking in an interview following the G-20 summit in New Delhi, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said she is optimistic that the United States will be able to tame inflation without dipping the economy into recession.

SoFi Technologies' effort to transition from upstart fintech firm to the big leagues of financial institutions will face an important step possibly as soon as next week when the company helps take Instacart public.

More than half of 526 respondents to a Markets Live Pulse survey said that personal consumption — the most important driver of economic growth — will shrink in early 2024, which would be the first quarterly decline since the onset of the pandemic.