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The Korean-American bank is looking to diversify its balance sheet and revenue streams before it hits $10 billion in assets. The commercially focused lender hopes such efforts will help it once more regulation kicks in.

Former Citigroup executive Deborah McWhinney has joined the board of IHS, a provider of information on markets and industries worldwide.

Former Citigroup executive Deborah McWhinney has joined the board of IHS, a provider of information on markets and industries worldwide.

Radian Guaranty has added two national account managers and an inside sales account management team to work strictly with its credit union customers, their members and their trade associations, the private mortgage insurer announced Wednesday.

Benjamin Lawsky will step down next month as New York's top bank regulator after four years, during which he threatened to take away the U.S. charters of some of the world's biggest banks and collected billions of dollars in penalties by being the squeaky wheel in global bank settlements.

Visa Inc. isn't expecting a near-term financial boost from processing domestic card transactions in China, even though the doors have finally opened up to do business in the massive Chinese market.

Credit unions had the highest satisfaction score (91) of any type of institution, followed by community banks (86), large and midsize banks (79) and the four universal banks (72), according to the Consumer Banking Expectations Index.

In the first part of a three-part conversation, CommonBond Chief Executive David Klein argues that large and small banks have different roles to play in the marketplace lending ecosystem.

The credit card delinquency rate remained steady in the first quarter while the average credit card balance per borrower fell, according to a new report.

The proposed legislation for regulatory relief seeks to roll back critical mortgage protections put in place to prevent another housing crisis.