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Geena Davis told a group of female bankers on Thursday that women are rarely seen in anything but supporting roles.

The lawsuit against Navient Corp. demonstrates that despite the recent appointment of more industry-friendly regulators in Washington, financial services companies still face significant legal threats from state capitals.

Five Financial Reality Fairs will be held simultaneously across the state in order to help reduce recidivism through financial education.

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Wells Fargo executives and directors accused of steering the bank into the worst scandal of its modern history were ordered to defend a lawsuit accusing them of profiting from the creation of millions of fake customer accounts.

The merger of Honor and Post Community Credit Unions will serve more than 75,000 mmebers across Michigan.

It's a question many banks are already confronting head-on as they implement new technologies designed to make compliance easier.

Wells Fargo's home state of California passed a law aimed at curtailing the bank's use of closed-door arbitration to shroud complaints from aggrieved customers affected by its scandals.

Equifax Inc. has seen no evidence that the cyberattackers who got access to sensitive information on 145 million U.S. consumers worked for the company, former Chief Executive Officer Richard Smith said.

ADP has purchased Global Cash Card, provider of electronic payments services, to consolidate operations in the payroll card industry.