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Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, is often described as a hotelier from the Pacific Northwest. But he has also had a long and sometimes controversial career in finance.

U.S. Bank wants to disrupt the way consumers pay their bills by offering billers a new platform fit for faster payment rails, new messaging formats and digital assistants.

U.S. Bank has hired payments veteran Peter Gordon to fill a new post as head of emerging payments product and strategy, tapping his years of experience developing real-time payments technology.

PSCU also found in its second-annual payments study that Americans were turning to debit cards over credit cards.

Because such a high number of new cardholders were paying fees for premium cards, Amex is earning subscription-like recurring revenue.

As merchants and issuers add mobility for staff, they must come to grips with the shortcomings of mobile security, says Blue Cedar's John Aisien.

A study commissioned by the Florida Bankers Association found that 70% of participants supported Congress requiring CUs with at least $500 million in assets to pay income taxes.

Tom Lopp will succeed Gary Judd at the end of November.

Credit unions have been heavily focused on millennials but serving older consumers is just as important. Vehicle leasing is one way to reach both demographics.

A regulatory proposal to ease the initial margin buffer on certain derivatives trading could be harmful to the economy.