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Many emerging innovators want to incorporate digital advances into the incumbent financial services sphere, not necessarily leapfrog banks.
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One week after regulators uncovered some financial irregularities at its operations, Clarkston Brandon Community Credit Union (CBCCU) said its branches are open and fully functional and its employees are ready to meet members needs.
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The agency scrapped a part of its 2014 proposal that would have required Home Loan bank members to maintain a certain percentage of residential mortgage assets in order to keep their membership. But it held fast on a provision that would disqualify captive insurance firms from membership.
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Digital and alternative currencies are often cast as libertarian-friendly payment vehicles whose very mission engenders government antagonism. But in Canada, things are a bit friendlier.
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City officials in Longview, Texas are planning to review placing restrictions on credit access businesses such as title and payday loan outlets. City council officials will discuss the plan on Thursday.
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The agency scrapped a part of its 2014 proposal that would have required Home Loan Bank members to maintain a certain percentage of residential mortgage assets in order to keep their membership. But the agency held fast on a provision that would disqualify captive insurance firms from membership.
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Credit unions are still clamoring for regulatory relief, only this year it's CFPBnot NCUAthat is prompting the loudest criticism.
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Convictions of big banks have lacked any tangible consequences for perpetrators, leaving many still doubting that the government is serious about prosecuting large firms.
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Old National Bancorp in Evansville, Ind., has agreed to buy Anchor BanCorp Wisconsin in Madison.
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Lenders Spurn FICO; Sanders Botches Glass-Steagall Defense
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