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The number of auto loans classified as delinquent rose sharply in the fourth quarter, raising further questions about whether the segment is getting overheated.
March 7
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Democratic senators are gearing up for a showdown with Republicans over a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule governing arbitration agreements in financial contracts.
March 7
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The banking industry is counting on regulatory relief coming out of the Trump administration and Congress, but there are significant constraints on how much they might be able to deliver.
March 7
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It's last call to participate in Credit Union Journal's annual Best Credit Unions to Work For, honoring credit unions with the best employee satisfaction and engagement.
March 7
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The New York bank will double in size while gaining greater access to Long Island and low-cost deposits that should come in handy as interest rates rise.
March 7
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A Long Island, N.Y., man was sentenced to prison time and ordered to pay $2.5 million after pleading guilty in June to ripping off distressed homeowners, said Christy Romero, the Tarp special inspector general.
March 7
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Startups in the payday lending space say their use of artificial intelligence is allowing them to make better loans at lower rates with fewer defaults.
March 7
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Verifone is checking into a breach of its computer network, reports security blogger Brian Krebs.
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First Data Corp. and Fleetcor are bringing their various gift card operations together in a joint venture designed to streamline distribution and share digital gift card technology.
March 7 -
No fees, no automated voice response and lots of direct mail are among the investment bank’s tactics for its consumer fintech venture.
March 7
