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Culture is measured in the good banks do for communities and customers, employees and shareholders. That kind of culture must be built over generations.

Farmers Bank & Trust in Great Bend, Kan., has agreed to sell certain assets of its mortgage division to Prospect Mortgage in Sherman Oaks, Calif.

Western Union says it will suspend money transfer services in Greece as the country deals with the government's decision to shut down all banks and the stock market for six business days.

In Raleigh, N.C., SECU's Youth Saving Challenge contest, "Dinosoar into Savings," saw 600 new youth accounts opened and attracted a total of $3.2 million. Separately, the SECU Foundation helped address the issue of homelessness in Winston-Salem, N.C.

You'll find many disruptors in banking, but startups like Moven aren't among them. In essence, virtual banks simply dress up web storefronts to look like banks but offer one-tenth the services.

First Merchants Corp. in Muncie, Ind., has agreed to buy Ameriana Bancorp in New Castle, Ind.

Greece Shutters Banks as Crisis Intensifies; Fintech's Many Fans

Robbie Thompson is leaving CUAD to join the Professional Liability Underwriters Society.

The era of antitrust violations by the big card companies isn’t over yet; but at least it is starting to crumble.

Retailers increasingly prefer software to execute fast point of sale updates, leading longtime hardware provider NCR to use a centralized digital hub to help merchants avoid the cost and time of 'rip and replace' projects.