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Unity Bancorp in Clinton, N.J., has bought its corporate headquarters building for $4.12 million.

Q1 Looks ‘Grim’ for Banks; ABA Wants Rate Hike

Santander Consumer USA Holdings said that it is changing certain accounting practices after the Securities and Exchange Commission raised questions about the firm’s methodology.

Merchants that postponed their EMV migration are feeling the sting of losses connected to the EMV liability shift. They are now shoring up their fraud defenses and—in some cases—speeding up their EMV-migration plans.

NFC mobile payments continue to grab headlines, but to really drive uptake and ensure full market coverage, combining contactless cards with next-gen mobile banking apps is surely the right way to go for new banks.

JPMorgan Chase has named Sarah Youngwood chief financial officer for consumer and community banking.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday asked a federal court to shut down a California company accused of running a student debt relief scam that allegedly charged borrowers millions in illegal fees.

The Federal Housing Administration said Tuesday that it has revised its proposed lender certification requirements in an effort to provide more clarity and reassure lenders they won't be penalized for minor loan defects or mistakes.

House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling signaled an aggressive assault on the Dodd-Frank Act, outlining a bill that would allow banks to be released from some of the 2010 reform law's regulations and Basel III requirements if they hold sufficient capital.

The FDIC allegedly rigged exam reports, selectively leaked information to a competitor and hampered a firm's acquisition plans in order to force banks from offering refund anticipation loans.