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The CFPB is helping to reshape mortgage and payday lending, but its attempts to curb abuses in auto lending have been largely stymied by car dealers and the fragmented nature of auto finance.
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To address the impact of American Express President Ed Gilligan's death in May, the card network has changed some executive roles and revised its internal corporate structure.
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Wells Fargo has ended its sponsorship of the National Basketball Association's Charlotte Hornets.
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To address the impact of American Express President Ed Gilligan's death in May, the card network has changed some executive roles and revised its internal corporate structure.
June 24 -
Which woman would KeyCorp's Beth Mooney or Citi's Suni Harford put on the new $10 bill? See the top picks from some of our favorite women in banking.
June 24
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Bankers and commercial real estate developers are protesting new restrictions on construction lending, arguing they are poised to hurt credit availability and drive loans into risky, unregulated sectors.
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TRENTON, N.J. The Garden State will soon have a new banking commissioner.
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SECU of Maryland has licensed Rate Reset to allow members to "reset" loan rates without going through a formal refinancing process.
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Credit Karma in San Francisco has raised $175 million in venture capital to expand its product offerings for consumers' personal finances.
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The growing popularity of impact investing has led to a raft of new disclosure rules. The problem is that using the SEC to monitor companies' CEO pay policies and use of "conflict minerals" decouples the government agency's authority from its area of jurisdiction.
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