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Evans, soon to retire as CEO of Cullen/Frost Bankers, believes his company is well positioned to withstand the fallout from low oil prices. He is advising his successor to avoid the temptation to panic and focus on the long view.
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Outstanding revolving debt, including ongoing lines of credit used by consumers, jumped to $935.6 billion as of December from $841 billion in 2010, according to data from the Federal Reserve and a report from ValuePenguin.
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Banks are coming up short in trying to keep pace with other more advanced app providers, but emulating these five steps taken by nonbanks can help drive mobile engagement.
February 10
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The smartwatch revolution didn't begin with Apple, and the early adopters of wearables may not want to upgrade just to add payments. Fit Pay Inc. has a plan to meet this audience halfway.
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Christopher Shockley will become president and CEO of Virginia CU on March 31. He will succeed Jane Watkins, who has worked for the $2.7 billion-asset institution for 34 years.
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On the heels of CUNA reversing course on the dual-membership requirement, the California and Nevada leagues have followed suit.
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CFPB Pushes Banks on Small Loans; Yellen at Congress
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HSBC Holdings' board will meet on Sunday to decide whether to shift its headquarters from London, according to two people with knowledge of the decision.
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U.S. Bancorp will pay $10 million while Banco Santander settled for $3.4 million following missteps in how they handled earlier orders from regulators to fix faulty foreclosure practices, according to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
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Hardware security modules have long been a staple in payments network security, but increasing transaction flow and coding in the mobile and digital age can create data bottlenecks with current technology.
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