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Bank chiefs should brace for a barrage of questions about economic uncertainty, if JPMorgan Chase's experience after releasing fourth-quarter results is any indication. Double-digit increases in loans and profits were not enough to stave off questions about the odds of recession, energy risks and adequacy of reserves.

Mountain America is believed to be the first credit union to offer both eye print and fingerprint authentication options for mobile banking.

GFA FCU promotes from within for its culture officer position, Stan Hollen announces retirement and other credit union professionals in the news.

Metropolitan Commercial Bank in New York has named Dale Fredston, a former general counsel at Sterling Bancorp in Montebello, N.Y., to its board of directors.

Geo-location and branch transformation are the sexy new buzz words, but don’t lose sight of a golden oldie that can help boost growth: PFI. Because growth never goes out of style.

Roughly 28% of Swift's correspondent bank users have signed up for the cooperative's KYC Registry, defying early skepticism about financial institutions' willingness to share information.

Parkside Credit Union in Livonia, Mich., and Village Community Credit Union in Dearborn, Mich., have merged.

Apple Pay made a big splash when it arrived in late 2014, but has made few ripples since then, as consumers stuck to their old payment habits and banks in international markets proved reluctant to provide their support.

Get some Millennial insight from Luvleen Sidhu of BankMobile and learn about Goldman Sachs' new retention tool for women. Also, Sheila Bair has a complaint about Wall Street reform, more institutional investors are pushing for boardroom diversity and a New York artist paints the stock market.

The reverse mortgage industry is optimistic after recent reforms to the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage by the FHA and newfound respect from financial planners.