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A number of state banking associations held their annual conferences in posh out-of-state locations this year as executives show a greater willingness to make travel plans.

Retailers beware: Starbucks is changing consumers' expectations in mobile payments yet again.

Chile's Banco de Credito e Inversiones has received regulatory approval to acquire City National Bank of Florida, more than two years after the deal was announced.

With more than 20 teams officially knocked out of the competition, eight semi-finalists are still standing in PSCU’s Fourth Annual KnockOut Innovation Summit.

Area credit unions say they are optimistic the new wage won’t hurt them too badly.

Today, American Banker and BAI begin rolling out our annual FinTech Forward rankings of the top 100 technology providers to U.S. banks.

The convenience store chain 7-Eleven will let consumers pay bills at its stores through an app from PayNearMe.

High fashion and contactless payments collided this week on the catwalk at the London Fashion Week event as Near Field Communication rings stole the show.

WASHINGTON — The number of mortgage originations dropped 31% to 6 million in 2014 due largely to a decline in refinancing as interest rates increased, according to a report issued Tuesday by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Monday finalized several changes to its mortgage rules to help promote responsible lending by small creditors, particularly in rural and underserved areas.