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Following a 44% jump in the number of CU-bank acquisitions in 2019, some observers believe the volume could plateau this year.

Criminals will react to the EU legislation by changing their modus operandi, says Nets' Sune Gabelgard.

The agency issued a fair housing proposal last month that would perpetuate segregation and make it harder to detect discrimination.

While not as large as the U.S. both in number of people and number of credit card owners, the U.K. remains a very lucrative market for issuing banks and card networks, as well as a host of alternative financial service providers catering to younger, underserved consumers.

The fintech Sezzle has finally received its point-of-sale lending license in California after agreeing to refund consumers in the state and pay a penalty for previously making illegal loans there, the California Department of Business Oversight said Thursday.

The fintech Sezzle received its license after agreeing to refund customers and pay a fine for previously making loans that state regulators had deemed illegal.

The company will pay $24 million in cash for Central Federal Bancshares.

Fears that the New York banking giant’s consumer lending product could cut into a key credit union market appear to have been overblown.

Small and midsize businesses often struggle to manage their cash, requiring new means to move funds, said Finsync's Eddie Davis.

The move to dump passwords in favor of more flexible authentication will likely happen in clusters, with schools providing many of the factors necessary.