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B of A is normally thought of as a U.S. economic bellwether, but it has substantial operations overseas, and its international performance last quarter provided a painful reminder of that fact.

Cross-border educational payments provider Flywire has added services in Japan, where there are nearly 200,000 international students enrolled in local schools and universities.

The public spat between Green Dot and one of its largest shareholders is escalating even as the shareholder raises its stake in the prepaid card company.

An Arkansas woman is alleging in a lawsuit that debt buyer PRA Group froze her bank account to try to collect $43,200 in interest on a $6,000 judgment that was less than two months old.

DBA International has elected Todd Lansky as president of the association's board of directors. He replaces Patricia Baxter, who has been a board member since 2013 before resigning this week.

FHFA Director Mel Watt acknowledged that the principal reduction program may seem "too small and too late."

The inadvertent downloading of thousands of consumer records to a thumb drive at the FDIC could happen anywhere. Here's a look at what the FDIC did right and what it could have done better.

PrimeWay promotes chief culture officer, PR manager and SVP-lending, and other CU advocates in the news.

With fraudsters gearing up to assault mobile wallets, U.S. financial institutions considering a bank-branded mobile wallet would be wise to take note of the lessons learned when Apple Pay made its debut in the fall of 2014.

After $29 million offer to resolve claims arising from losses over residential mortgage-backed securities, court's prejudgment interest pushes the total the Swiss banking giant owes the regulator to $50.3 million — so far.