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City National Bank has agreed to commit $11 billion in Community Reinvestment Act spending over the next five years in connection with its proposed sale to Toronto-based Royal Bank of Canada.

TAMPA, Fla. — Card Services for Credit Unions unveiled the winners of its 2015 Card Marketing (CAMEO) Awards, which recognize CSCU member credit unions with the "most innovative and resourceful" marketing campaigns of the year.

HSBC Holdings executives said little about the future of their U.S. bank and other underperforming businesses at a sometimes contentious annual shareholder meeting Friday.

Now that the Apple Watch has arrived, banks and technology companies are making a big effort on the wearable's small screen. Some are focused on alerts and budgeting; others take advantage of the device's unique hardware.

itBit, a Bitcoin exchange, looks to be gunning to go mainstream with an application for a New York trust charter and a lineup of prominent Washington backers including former FDIC head Sheila Bair.

Provident Financial Services in Iselin, N.J., defended narrowly missing earnings expectations by calling its credit and pricing approaches "prudent" and disciplined.

TD Bank's efforts to be responsive and natural on Twitter and Facebook have earned it a top ranking among its peers.

A Montana district court issued an order to uphold a verdict that First Interstate BancSystem in Billings, Mont., must pay $17 million in damages in a dispute with former customer.

The ubiquitous coffee chain is making new inroads with its mobile payments app, and its success underscores how nonbanks can outdo banks at their own game and should be watched closely by banking industry participants.

Swift, the global financial messaging provider, is unlikely to bid for control of the U.S. real-time payments systems. But there will be other countries needing aid with the development of faster payment technology.