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The explosive growth of largely unregulated online lenders has given them new opportunities to prey on unsuspecting borrowers.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is increasingly brandishing a post-crisis tool allowing it to label activities "abusive," but whether financial services firms are closer to understanding the term is still up for debate.

Redstone Federal Credit Union, a $3.9-billion institution based in Huntsville, Ala., said that longtime board-member Dr. Delia W. Black passed away on May 23.

Identity thieves stole information on 104,000 U.S. taxpayers from the IRS website and used the data to file fake tax returns that yielded as much as $50 million in refunds, agency Commissioner John Koskinen said.

IRS Admits Crooks Steal Customer Info; Libor 'Ringmaster' Goes on Trial

NAPERVILLE, Ill. — Illinois CU League president and CEO Sean Hession has stepped down from his position little more than one year after taking the helm.

The Federal Reserve’s ability to provide emergency lending to institutions in the event of a crisis must be eliminated in order to end “too big to fail,” said Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker

MEMBERS Development Company said seven new credit unions have joined its roster.

Valley National Bancorp in Wayne, N.J., has agreed to buy CNLBancshares in Orlando, Fla.

MutualFirst Financial in Muncie, Ind., is facing pressure from an activist investor to explore a potential sale, even after the bank earlier this year agreed to implement a demand made by the same activist.