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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is scheduled to testify before the House Financial Services Committee next week on the central bank’s regulatory activities.

NCUA its monthly board meeting schedule for 2016.

Bank executives were pressed during third-quarter calls to share their views on whether to pursue acquisitions now that regulators have approved deals involving BB&T, Royal Bank of Canada and M&T Bank. Here's what many of them had to say.

Quicken Loans CEO Bill Emerson's term as chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association underscores how the Internet-and-phone channel has grown from a quirky novelty to transformative force in the industry.

PricewaterhouseCoopers has hired a former FBI deputy director to lead a new consulting group to address financial crime issues.

Utah officials want to make it easier to garnish the bank accounts of delinquent taxpayers by requiring banks and credit unions to turn over targeted customer information.

Privacy.com represents the first mainstream attempt to build a business explicitly around transactional privacy in the era of Edward Snowden and Ashley Madison.

The financial condition of the Federal Housing Administration’s mortgage insurance fund has improved “significantly” over the past year, Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro predicted late Monday.

The core processing firm scores another big credit union just one month after signing Desert Schools FCU.

First Horizon National Corp. in Memphis expects to be fined up to $11.5 million by federal arbitration panel, in a dispute over its sale of preferred-term securities to First United Corp. in Oakland, Md.