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A lot of bank boards have a big knowledge gap when it comes to technology. A recent Accenture study found that, of 109 large banks globally, more than 40% did not have a single board member with a technology background. And the situation is even more worrisome at small banks.

KeyCorp in Cleveland will retain two First Niagara Financial Group executives after its acquisition of the Buffalo, N.Y., company closes.

TruStone Financial Federal Credit Union in Plymouth, Minn., has merged with Wisconsin-based Southshore Credit Union of Cudahy and First Credit Union of Oak Creek.

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 is important, but it barely scratches the surface of former House Financial Services Committee Chairman Michael Oxley's impact on banking.

U.S. judge rejects Quicken Loans' effort to move FHA loan case to Detroit courtroom.

Peach State Federal Credit Union, a $301-million institution based in Lawrenceville, Ga., announced it has introduced a new website that is designed to provide visitors with an “improved online experience.”

The blockchain could move from testing to reality, APIs are likely to expand, and more functions will move to the cloud as banks look for ways to fend off fintechs in 2016.

Executives from Deutsche Bank and Royal Bank of Canada share their early learnings about distributed ledger technology at American Banker's Blockchains + Digital Currencies conference in July.

It's hard to imagine more beloved U.S. stock trades at the start of 2016 than going long bank and technology companies. Or, for now, a more painful one.