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Developers will now be able to access much of Visa's technology and services as the card network looks for ways to meet the demands of consumers increasingly relying on connected devices to transact.

Rather than partner with a startup, 45-year-old Equitable Bank in Canada created a separate brand, EQ Bank, to acquire customers who are ready for an account without a debit card.

According to Miriam De Dios, CEO of Coopera, the growing Hispanic segment of Iowa's population often does not have access to responsible and affordable financial products and services.

Financial companies from SunTrust to SoFi will be advertising in Sunday's game — a rare sight in recent years — despite the estimate $5 million price tag.

For the first time in its nearly 60-year history, Visa is inviting third-party software developers onto its network with the goal of advancing digital commerce.

A number of bankers used quarterly earnings calls to assure investors that they are carefully monitoring their exposure to commercial real estate at a time when regulators are expressed concern about eroding underwriting standards.

Credit unions that use the right tools when analyzing data are cutting down on fraud, attracting millennials and developing creative marketing campaigns, among other things.

Barclays' Barbara Byrne talks about the impact of conferences, events and endless reports on the state of women's advancement in the workplace. Wall Street women still make 40% less than their male counterparts, the government finds. Could the next U.N. leader be a Bulgarian woman? And a legendary woman in tech on how to achieve gender parity. Also, Cathy Bessant, Louise Roseman and Barbara Boxer.

First Resource Bank in Exton, Pa., has received federal regulatory approval to exit the Small Business Lending Fund program.

Seamless, a Swedish maker of mobile payments software, has partnered with Xpress Money for international money transfers.