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Banks finally appear ready to turn the corner on how they view overdrafts — and the change of direction could help not only the industry's public image, but also the bottom line.

Ingo Money in Atlanta, Ga., has added former MasterCard president and chief executive H. Eugene Lockhart to its board of directors.

The Federal Trade Commission is publishing procedures for the administrative collection of debts, including those arising under judgments and orders of the FTC.

Enterprise Financial Services in Clayton, Mo., has announced the retirement of its bank's executive chairman and chief credit officer.

Diebold CEO Andy Mattes shares his vision for how ATMs will evolve over the next 10 years.

First Republic Bank in San Francisco has appointed Katherine August-deWilde to the newly created position of vice chair.

After enduring a slew of post-crisis scandals, bankers are beginning to see the light on becoming stewards of their organizations.

Vows to turn credit rating agencies into nonprofits, allow the U.S. Postal Service to offer financial products, and cap interest rates banks charge consumers -- just like credit unions.

A federal judge has rebuffed a legal challenge by a credit union in Colorado that was set up to serve the marijuana industry but then denied access to the U.S. payment system.

Federal judge rebuffs legal challenge by Colorado credit union chartered to serve marijuana businesses but then denied access to the U.S. payment system.