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Connected devices are expanding quickly, as are payment apps. The combination may make following commerce and security mandates harder in the future.

The San Carlos, Calif., firm is following a similar blueprint as other online lenders — launching with a particular loan product, refining its algorithms, and then seeking to expand into other corners of consumer finance.

After questions arose after the 2016 Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review stress test, the Fed said Thursday that it would not object to the bank’s resubmitted capital plan.

KPMG said Webster did not properly document a change in the way it calculates its provision for loan losses. The bank does not expect to restate its results or incur any meaningful increase in costs because of the problem.

Consulting firm’s aim is to proactively connect credit unions with consumers.

A Federal Reserve proposal to set higher capital requirements for certain physical commodities may contravene Congress’ intent by making possession of those assets financially untenable, financial groups claim.

NuMark staff earn top honors, four execs promoted to C-level and other CU professionals in the news.

Todd Mason, a former Michigan league VP and a leader in the indirect auto lending space, is set to take over once longtime president and CEO John Murphy retires in June.

Eleven senators sent a letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions asking him not to enforce federal pot laws in states that have legalized marijuana.

Bank blockchain leaders say the technology is solid and privacy's been solved mostly. They’re focused now on integration, collaboration and saving money.