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The CFBP says it has not made any change to the definition of "creditor" under the Truth In Lending Act new rules regarding TRID even though CUNA said it found a discrepancy relating to exemptions for small lenders.

KeyCorp in Cleveland has hired Gary Poth as head of its family wealth division at Key Private Bank.

JPMorgan Chase units sued six former executives who left for rival Morgan Stanley, seeking a court order blocking them from enticing bank clients and co-workers to follow.

House Democrats wanted to talk about anything but allegations of employee discrimination at the CFPB raised by recent news reports.

Banks have faced increased scrutiny of their treatment of customers since the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and BB&T and others have proven that the process can be managed. Old fights with regulators can be put in the past if banks work hard at it.

New data from the League of Southeastern Credit Unions found that CUs in Florida and Alabama added more than 100,000 new members during the first three months of 2015 as well as some other impressive gains.

Digital payments company Payveris and credit union support company EPL have jointly announced an electronic bill payment product.

Despite some silver lining, analysts say the Supreme Court decision upholding "disparate impact" in fair-lending disputes will only embolden activists and regulators to bring more cases.

During a hearing Thursday, Democrats wanted to talk about anything but allegations of employee discrimination at the CFPB raised by recent American Banker articles. Instead, they wanted to focus on alleged discrimination by banks and other companies.

The CFPB updated database includes more than 7,700 consumer narratives of problems faced when dealing with financial companies - including collection agencies and credit card issuers. More than half of consumers who have complained since March chose to share details.