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WASHINGTON — Banks expect oil and gas drilling loans to underperform in 2015, but say they are a relatively small proportion of their overall commercial and industrial loan portfolios, according to a survey of loan officers released Monday by the Federal Reserve Board.

PNC outpaced all other banks and thrifts in net branch closures last quarter, according to data released by SNL Financial.

Two House Financial Services Committee members introduced a bipartisan bill late last week that is designed to give lenders breathing room when new disclosure rules go into effect on Aug. 1.

NCUA Board Member Mark McWatters said the agency's risk-based capital proposal punishes credit unions for sins they did not commit during the financial crisis.

Regulators and banks worldwide agree that universal implementation of Legal Entity Identifiers, or LEIs, is essential to prevent contagion during the next financial crisis. So why is it taking so long to roll it out?

Kim Hammonds is modernizing Deutsche Bank's technology with a set of dramatic choices to outsource some functions, bring others in-house and work extensively with tech startups.

A breakdown of M&A announcements in the financial services industry for the week ended May 2.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Credit unions have until the end of this month to apply for the latest round of consulting assistance from NCUA.

Last month Western Union sharply cut its prices to keep pace with the retail giant, several months after MoneyGram took a similar step. The developments offer a reminder of Walmart’s consumer finance ambitions.

Last month Western Union sharply cut its prices to keep pace with the retail giant, several months after MoneyGram took a similar step. The developments offer a reminder of why banks remain scared of Walmart's consumer finance ambitions.