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Online gambling is like gun shows and weed—legal and very lucrative, though with enough regulatory baggage that most service providers are reluctant to go near them.

To Diebold Inc., the nation’s largest ATM maker, the ongoing shift to omnichannel commerce is as much a threat as it is an opportunity.

CCB Bankshares in South Hill, Va., has raised $3.5 million in a private placement of debt and will use some of the money to exit the Small Business Lending Fund.

Recent comments filed on cujournal.com discuss issues related to late call reports, the examination cycle, strategic defaulters and just how “voluntary” the FFIEC’s cyberrisk tool will really be.

Bridgewater Savings Bank in Raynham, Mass., said that its chief executive, James Lively, will retire on Dec. 5 and that Peter Dello Russo, its president and chief operating officer, will succeed him.

The NCUA's decision to expand member business lending has sparked a renewed effort by banks to press lawmakers to eliminate credit unions' tax-exempt status. The NCUA's board meeting also ended with awkward acrimony between two of its own members.

The government-sponsored enterprise was enthusiastic about launching the 97% loan-to-value product when it announced it in December 2014. But it has yet to become a sizable part of Fannie's business.

Workers' Credit Union, a $1.3-billion institution based in Fitchburg, Mass., reported it has deposited $3 million into its members accounts this month, based on account and loan balance data for 2015.

With the Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. poised to announce the results, it's not clear who should be the most nervous: banks, regulators or the American people.

WASHINGTON — A public interest coalition is calling on financial regulators to declare the drinking water contamination in Flint, Mich. a "disaster" and encourage lenders from around the nation to extend credit to the area to counteract the damage.