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State Treasurer John Chiang says that Wells Fargo is keeping patterns of abuse hidden from view by resolving customer disputes through private arbitration.

After working to restore profitability and re-instituting growth policies, one CEO looks back on what it took to help a credit union change course.

Seacoast readily agreed to buy First Green Bank. The next step is determining which of the seller's programs, including car-charging stations and discounted rates for green projects, to keep.

The Bakersfield, Calif.-based credit union has successfully completed a conversion to Symitar's Episys core platform.

Remitly’s moves are clearly in response to the growing competitive pressure being placed in a key U.S. outbound corridor.

A deceleration in mortgage balances ends CIBC's three-year streak of outpacing Canada's other large lenders on mortgage growth. Royal Bank of Canada said this week that mortgage balances were 5.9% higher than a year earlier.

ATM jackpotting is a growing threat throughout the United States, with thieves attempting to attack the most vulnerable locations possible, according to Paul Albright, executive vice president of Outsource ATM.

Wells Fargo isn't making a political statement, it's following the rules. So goes the bank's response to backlash over terminating a pro-medical marijuana politician's banking relationship because of her advocacy and contributions from industry lobbyists.

The industry’s profit was $60.2 billion, a more than 7% increase from the previous record set in the first quarter and a 25% leap from a year earlier, the agency said in its quarterly report on the industry's health.

The service can be useful for customers short on cash, but financial institutions need to clarify overdraft rules and develop alternative forms of credit.