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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has lifted its operating agreement with the banking unit of Capital Bank Financial in Coral Gables, Fla.

The Mortgage Bankers Association sent a letter to the CFPB on Monday asking the regulator to overhaul its consumer complaint database that publishes unverified complaint narratives against mortgage companies and servicers.

Four Oaks Fincorp in Four Oaks, N.C., has named an acting chief financial officer after longtime CFO Nancy Wise resigned.

MoneyGram has partnered with Bank of China to enable inbound transfers.

A new study by the Richmond Fed confirms that swipe fees have only gone down for a small fraction of merchants, contrary to congressional intent. This finding should spur the central bank to limit price-fixing to a reasonable level.

Investment advisors, wealth management officers named at two credit unions and more CU people in the news.

M&T Bank has agreed to pay $485,000 and change its lending policies to settle a lawsuit that accused the Buffalo, N.Y., company of racial discrimination in making mortgage loans.

Hoteliers, U.S. military brass and bankers are in very different lines of work, but they share at least one common concern—cybersecurity.

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — Sollievo Group LLC, through its partnership with private insurance broker Lockton, announced it is offering a new auto loan program called Partial Recourse Protection (PRP) exclusively to credit unions.

Linda Juhan and Karen Zunk-Wolf received the orders from the NCUA and will be prohibited from participating in the affairs of any financial institution that is federally insured.