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The Fast Identity Online Alliance has established its FIDO Certified testing program for products and services that support the alliance's security specifications.

Investor communications company Broadridge Financial Solutions has entered into an agreement with Thomson Reuters Lipper to acquire its Fiduciary Services and Competitive Intelligence unit.

LAS VEGAS — The oft-repeated complaint by credit unions that members brought in through indirect auto loans are difficult to make "real" members has been addressed by CU Direct's purchase of Intuvo, a marketing automation software company.

Quants are still around, and their computer, math and statistical modeling skills are still sorely needed in banking. But they're more likely to apply their brainpower to stress tests than to pricing complex derivatives or exotic products.

Atlantic Coast Financial in Jacksonville, Fla., has named Tracy Keegan its full-time chief financial officer.

The Federal Reserve Board is taking public comment on whether to require member banks to move to same-day payments after an industry group voted to mandate faster payments among the nation’s 12,000 financial institutions.

The Federal Reserve Board Thursday said that it is taking public comment on whether to require member banks to move to same-day payments after an industry group voted to mandate faster payments among the nation's 12,000 financial institutions.

It took three or so days to settle stock trades. What if that could happen instantly and be recorded on a blockchain for everyone to see?

Several Puerto Rican banks are dealing with a sour participation to a major utility on the island. The creditor — like the Puerto Rican government — is barred from filing for bankruptcy, complicating matters for its lenders.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — NCUA's Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund continues to improve, and if the current trend holds, credit unions can expect a nice payout — but not for another six years.