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Troubled loans no longer overwhelm the market, but there could be smaller outbreaks that servicers must be ready to deal with, a real estate services vendor says.

Citigroup plans to exit retail banking in Argentina and Brazil, where the company has maintained operations for more than 100 years.

Freedom Bank of Virginia in Fairfax has named to its board a consultant to a fund that recently invested in the bank.

The mismatch between demand for new homes and the supply threatens to drive up prices and dampen lending.

President Obama on Wednesday named Thomas Donilon, the former national security adviser, to chair a special commission to develop a long-term cybersecurity strategy.

Correcting misperceptions about banking, in addition to focusing on recruitment efforts, will help fix an apparent rupture in the talent pipeline.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has been pushing ahead with EMV card adoption and the Merchant Customer Exchange mobile wallet, but gave little to no attention to them during its Feb. 18 conference call to discuss fourth-quarter earnings.

Josh Hinkel, a partner with Bain & Co., discusses the rise of shareholder activism in financial services – and how "aggressive" investors are driving higher returns.

Rogue Credit Union paid out a $2.5 million dividend under the CU's first ever "Rogue Rewards Loyalty Dividend" program.

Lakeland Bancorp in Oak Ridge, N.J., has agreed to buy Harmony Bank in Jackson, N.J.