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The Debit Network Alliance last week officially launched its shared application identifier (AID) for EMV debit routing, but merchants likely won't be in any rush to implement the technology despite the fast-approaching Oct. 1 liability shift.

The mobile payments industry’s view on wallets has been myopic.

Dylan Richard was the lead engineer for President Obama's reelection campaign, where the use of unstructured "social data" forever changed how presidential win the support of their constituents. Four years later, he's one of PayPal's newest recruits.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. will provide an update on bank performance on Sept. 2 when it releases the Quarterly Banking Profile for the second quarter of 2015.

In a rapidly growing market outside the purview of the Truth in Lending Act or state usury caps, online lenders' rates and fees can be next to impossible to compare.

Loans to first-time homeowners and others with low credit scores are a big part of the Federal Housing Administration’s growth in purchase mortgages since the agency cut premiums.

Even if stock losses cause the Fed to delay tightening, it won't be a catastrophe for banks' future earnings, according to a study of analysts' forecasts. Margins were not expected to balloon even if the Fed did act.

MADISON, Wis. — CUNA on Wednesday announced the four recipients of the 2015 Community Credit Union of the Year Award.

A look at where credit union branches are growing the fastest.

The largest bank in Tanzania has sued the U.S. Treasury Department to halt a rule that designates the bank as a "primary money laundering concern," which cuts off its access to dollar funding and may prove to be a death sentence for the institution.