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MADISON, Wis. — The CUNA HR/TD Council has rebranded itself as the CUNA HR & Organizational Development Council to more closely unify the group's members and their professional backgrounds, the council said.

Bank of America will let shareholders vote on the rule change that enabled Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan to become chairman — just not at this week's annual meeting.

Alaska USA honors military members, Hanscom visits Fisher House and more community news.

Created under the guise of a program to root out fraud and illegal activity, this initiative has been used by Obama administration bureaucrats to pressure banks to end relationships with businesses they consider objectionable or "high risk."

Wells Fargo has named Kyle Hranicky chief of its corporate banking group.

Buffett Dismisses SIFI Chatter for Berkshire; Banks Buying in to Bitcoin?

Joann Needleman, current president of the National Association of Retail Collection Attorneys, has joined national law firm Clark Hill PLC.

China may be removing UnionPay's regulatory monopoly over card payments clearing, but loosening its grip on the market is another matter.

Financial services technology has dramatically improved payments for consumers. E-commerce connects buyers and sellers around the globe.

A chief financial officer's workday is booked solid dealing with regulatory issues, risk assessments and finding places to cut costs. If they could find an extra hour, bank CFOs say they would use that time to consider how to improve their banks' strategies, employees and communities.