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Peoples Bancorp in Marietta, Ohio, has obtained a $15 million credit line and has paid off an earlier loan.

Southwest Bancorp in Stillwater, Okla., and LegacyTexas Financial Group in Plano have disclosed exposure to a commercial borrower that faces criminal and civil investigations.

Regulators want to know how banks are planning for the future, particularly in the face of competitive threats such as marketplace lending and added scrutiny over the use of third-party vendors.

Having served as a holdover since her term expired last spring, Debbie Matz announced she will be departing the agency at the end of next month.

New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman alerted consumers on Wednesday about collection and financial scams circulating in the state. The scams often target seniors, students and first-generation Americans.

There is an urgent need for the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network to bring its process for issuing civil money penalties and cease-and-desist orders in line with the other bank regulators.

ExxonMobil, the world's largest oil company, now accepts Apple Pay at a majority of its U.S. gas stations.

The financial services technology provider Jack Henry & Associates is the latest company to collaborate with The Clearing House to speed processing, a move that will substantially increase the number of banks capable of executing faster payments.

One of the defendants in the IWorks scheme that allegedly took more than $280 million from consumers via deceptive trial memberships for bogus government-grant and money-making schemes has agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges.

In addition to finding potential future executives, Tinker FCU’s internship program is also giving the CU the chance to reach more of its members and potential members on the Metro Tech campus.