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There is no shortage of opinions about payday loans. But the same cannot be said for hard research, which is needed before regulators write new rules for the industry.

TCF Financial in Wayzata, Minn., is making preparations for its next management team.

Fed, FDIC Awaited CFPB's Ally Discrimination Settlement; Fintech Worried About Regulation

Mark Simmons, a seasoned commercial lender, is planning to open a bank in California’s Orange County that is dedicated to making loans to businesses. Core Commercial Bank, expected to be the state’s first de novo since 2008, would jump into a market where commercial lenders are plentiful — and aggressive.

The $75 million-asset bank said in a press release Tuesday that Michael Clabby had become its acting president and chief executive, effective last Friday.

Merchants Bancshares in South Burlington, Vt., is set to have a new chief executive.

TransUnion and Ontario Systems announced Tuesday a collaboration to offer collection agencies TransUnion's new CreditVision recovery model.

Despite strong increases in lending volume, credit unions are seeing weaker profits. Experts share reasons behind this trend — and what credit unions should do about it.

A new Fannie Mae program allowing nonborrower income to count in qualifying homeowners for low-down payment loans received near-universal praise from industry representatives and federal officials at a recent housing symposium here.

Between regulatory and competitive pressures, ISOs have a lot on their plate for 2016, particularly for the most growth-hungry companies. Here is some food for thought for ISOs as they plan their strategies for the year ahead: