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A top official with the incoming Trump administration said Thursday that the president-elect is considering former Rep. Randy Neugebauer to run the CFPB, the first clear sign that he intends to dismiss Richard Cordray.

Banks have started reconsidering how much they are willing to pay for low-income housing tax credits.

The company had been operating for years under a licensing agreement with the San Francisco banking giant.

The California bank, grappling with credit-quality issues, did not say when – or if – a successor will be named

People's United is taking its efforts to raise awareness of financial exploitation to a new level.

Housing and Urban Development Secretary-designate Ben Carson is open to finding alternatives to the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, but believes there must be some government backstop to the housing market.

The regulator is also evaluating relocating one regional office and scaling back from five regional offices to as few as three.

Some vendors have begun offering authentication platforms through which biometrics and other authentication tools can be plugged into any or all channels. TD Bank is sold on this concept, but others are not completely sure.

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Vantiv Integrated Payments has launched triPOS Cloud, which allows independent software vendors to manage payments hardware from the cloud.