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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said that the Dallas-based auto lender knowingly supplied inaccurate consumer data to the three major credit reporting agencies.

The consumer bureau said the bank’s migration to a new servicing platform led to unauthorized payment withdrawals, misrepresentations about what borrowers owed and violations of a prior 2015 enforcement action.

Bank of America’s chairman of global corporate and investment banking, Anne Clarke Wolff, is leaving the firm.

Riverside Health System Employees Credit Union has announced plans to merge into the Yorktown-based credit union, which is roughly 100 times its size.

The Oregon bank has launched a new division targeting businesses with up to $15 million in annual sales and tapped the banker who led its Paycheck Protection Program lending, Ashley Hayslip, to run it.

Rosemary Vrablic, who worked in the private banking division, helped manage Trump’s relationship with the bank as it lent hundreds of millions of dollars of loans to Trump’s company over a number of years.

The Federal Reserve and the New York State Department of Financial Services have ordered the Swiss bank’s U.S. arm to improve oversight and better monitor the activities of its customers.

Congress’s passage of a measure requiring startup companies — instead of their banks — to identify true owners was arguably the industry’s biggest legislative achievement in 2020. Now the industry is urging lawmakers to revisit proposals that would ease other anti-money-laundering reporting requirements.

This oldest consumers in this next group are approaching their mid-20s, so financial institutions must tweak their marketing if they hope to reach them in an meaningful way.

International fintech Robocash Group has launched its first Buy Now Pay Later service in the Philippines.