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Mobile wallets are not just about mobile payments. Consumers want a better shopping experience. To provide that, brands need to give consumers the ability to see what’s on stored-value cards, access their loyalty points, and automatically receive digital copies of receipts.

Western Union has restored its outbound money transfer service from Greece, following its June suspension due to a temporary shutdown of Greek banks amid the escalation of the country’s debt crisis.

The U.S. auto lending industry continues its multiyear boom. What follows is a look at numerous metrics that reflect the red-hot state of the market.

The expected launch of Android Pay mostly hit a false alarm last week, but a few signals support the obvious — that the mobile wallet reincarnation of Google Wallet should be right around the corner.

It’s time for the mortgage industry to take a lesson from the presidential hopefuls who have gained an upper hand by playing up their individual brands.

Presidential Candidates Split on Wall St.; Banking Barney Frank

Bill Cooper is set to retire as chief executive of TCF Financial in Wayzata, Minn., at the end of this year.

As banks await an expansion of data they must give regulators to capture mortgage lending patterns, pressure is building on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to advance similar requirements for small-business lending.

The Iowa Credit Union Division on Friday was granted authority by a District Court to place SCICAP Credit Union, based here, into receivership.

There's a technology gap in business payments that prepaid cards can help fill.