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The New York company took investors on a roller coaster ride over a dozen years, with issues that included a CEO's death, another leader's ambitious M&A strategy, and an ill-timed effort to upgrade outdated technology.

Deutsche Bank is exiting agency residential mortgage-backed securities trading as part of a larger strategic plan announced Thursday that cuts thousands of positions in numerous business lines worldwide.

Despite the NCUA chairman’s insistence against extending the examination schedule, credit union advocates expressed optimism about the agency’s commitment to making the process less painful.

While executives are eager to put excess capital to work, the sell-off of KeyCorp stock following the announcement of the First Niagara deal shows investors will react swiftly — and severely — when it appears a buyer has overpaid.

Commonwealth Credit Union on Friday said it signed an agreement to become the “preferred credit union” for the University of Louisville and will serve the school’s faculty, staff, students and alumni.

The Royal Bank of Scotland Group has completed its divestment of Citizens Financial of Providence, R.I.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve Board will consider a proposal Friday requiring the largest and most systemically risky banks to hold additional capital and unsecured debt to absorb losses in a failure scenario.

Whether it's regulation, cyber threats, vendor backlog or just plain inertia, U.S. banks still lag their overseas counterparts when it comes to mobile adoption.

The $815 million-asset company said in a press release Friday that it will close locations in Ilwaco and Ferndale in western Washington.

Wells Fargo is ready to recruit more than 200 brokers from Credit Suisse's U.S. private banking unit set to close early next year, with the Swiss bank's blessing.