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Virginia Beach Schools Federal Credit Union, a $95-million institution based in Virginia Beach, Va., announced that Sally W. Fontenot, president and CEO, will retire, effective June 30, with current EVP L. Brian Clark set to succeed her on July 1.

The latest crop of prohibition orders includes one against an employee involved in the fraud that led to the failure of Taupa Lithuanian CU.

A lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court accuses Atlanta-based Equifax of failing to keep its promises to protect the personal information of Kroger employees.

A Georgia auto title lender has contributed nearly $240,000 in additional funds to two South Dakota political organizations waging campaigns over a pair of short-term lending ballot measures, according to campaign finance records released Friday.

Instant Apps could give banks a better option for transitioning customers from a quick and easy account opening to a more robust banking experience.

Broad Questions About Banking's Future Amid Pressures

Intrum Justitia AB’s new CEO says there is no reason why Europe’s biggest debt collector should not adopt a bolder acquisition strategy and consider bigger credit management companies than it has focused on before.

The acceleration of the Affordable Care Act, along with the longer trend toward consumer-directed health care finance and high deductible plans such as health savings accounts, are decentralizing health care payments.

How can banks benefit from a spurt of mobile payments innovation that is enabling faster checkouts with the advantage of greater security for customers?