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Before it dissolves in late September, a bipartisan House task force should take a broader look at de-risking, changing technologies, cybersecurity and the private sector's role in deterring terrorism financing.

Market Street Bancshares in Mount Vernon, Ill., has completed a $15 million debt offering.

Discover Financial Services topped peers in a J.D. Power credit-card customer satisfaction ranking, ousting American Express from the No. 1 spot for the first time in the survey's nine years.

LOMPOC, Calif.—CoastHills CU board member A.R. "Pete" Reed is being remembered after passing away at the age of 72 following a lengthy battle with cancer.

Fed Waffles Over Rate Hike; Case Against Quarterly Reports

CUNA Mutual Group funded a study by the Filene Research Institute aimed at measuring the growth potential for credit unions in member business lending. The study comes as the federal regulator is considering easing restrictions on MBLs.

The Chicago-based online consumer lender, which focuses on borrowers with less than pristine credit histories, is getting a boost from JPMorgan Chase, Credit Suisse and Jefferies.

Illinois has amended provisions of the Illinois Collection Agency Act, including removing language about debt collectors and raising the maximum civil penalty for unlicensed practices.

Not all government data collection is problematic. Some is actually good, and the facts about particular government data collection programs matter.

The Tel Aviv-based fraud prevention provider Forter insists that the legacy security model for e-commerce won't scale enough to combat the sharp rise in fraud coming in the post-EMV economy.