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A breakdown of M&A announcements in the financial services industry for the week ended October 10.

Community Bank Holdings of Texas in Corsicana has agreed to buy StarBanc Holding in Fort Worth.

Washington State Employees CU hires first ‘chief brand technologist’, two moves at Hopewell CU and more.

JPMorgan Chase said revenue fell 6.4%, driven by a slump in trading and mortgage banking.

HAWTHORNE, Calif. — Members of $21 million British Airways Employees Federal Credit Union voted "overwhelmingly" to approve a merger into $440 million SkyOne Federal Credit Union, based here.

The auto lending front continues to improve for credit unions, as car loans comprised 32.9% of total outstanding balances in the second quarter of the year.

Since the G20 agreed in 2009 to route most over-the-counter derivatives through central counterparties, or CCPs, regulators have been increasingly concerned that those centers could pose a catastrophic risk to financial stability if they fail. But a years-long standoff between the U.S. and Europe is delaying efforts to deal with the risks they pose.

CetoLogic, a provider of software and analytics for financial institutions and retailers, on Tuesday said two credit unions have selected its C3 Financial cash management and forecasting solution.

New York state's banking regulator reached an agreement with Société Générale to retain records from an online messaging service and issued guidance for other banks in its jurisdiction that plan to use the messaging service.

Democratic presidential front runner Hillary Clinton last week became the latest presidential candidate to outline her views on Wall Street reform, taking an incremental approach that tried to strike a balance between pleasing the liberal base while not taking a radical stance on issues. Following is how her plan compares with her competitors, both Republican and Democrat.