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Gone are the days of easy lending, cheap money and zero-interest deals. Here to stay: shifting rates, currencies, and inflation that will define the new age in capital markets, according to Bank of America Corp.'s Elif Bilgi Zapparoli.

JPMorgan Chase's Warsaw office is planning to extend a work and training program for Ukrainian refugees for another year after hiring around 50 this summer.

The 30-year fixed rate surged 15 basis points from a week earlier but ends 2022 at more than twice its mark from a year ago.

The White House now has just one key bank regulatory post unfilled, but it didn't get to this point easily.

Banks saw dealflow weaken in 2022, both for deals on which they advised and for their own M&A involving other banks and fintech companies.

Lenders are bracing for possible setbacks in small business, office and hospitality lending. Consumer credit challenges may follow.

The Wyoming-chartered digital asset bank is mounting a court challenge over how the Federal Reserve issues master accounts to applicants. Whatever happens, the suit will have broad consequences for the central bank and the banking industry.

The fintech is working with third-party marketplaces and similar partners to deliver its newest services, rather than try and sell directly to end users.

Even as DeFi remains mostly unregulated, it offers no shield against the legal consequences of alleged fraud.

Executive coaching programs and specialized employee resource groups have helped financial institutions broaden their available pools of talent and ensure more representation throughout all levels of management.