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It might make sense to scrap a decades-old name, especially for banks with aggressive growth plans.

On one hand, banks could face regulatory pressure to restrict services to the firearms industry. But banks that take a strong stand also risk the wrath of GOP lawmakers opposed to such restrictions.

The company, which reported a slight decline in loans, lowered its expenses during the first quarter.

The Florida bank's placement of all taxi loans on nonaccrual status in recent months strengthened its bottom line in the first quarter.

Nearly a third of NBT Bancorp's revenue comes from fee businesses, though it took patience, several acquisitions and a tolerance for added regulation to get there.

The California company, which also focuses on Asian-Americans, agreed to buy First American International.

“We know we've said this before, but we do feel we've put this behind us now,” Joseph DePaolo said Thursday.

The custody bank benefited from a wide range of economic forces in the first quarter.

Despite catastrophic disruption, the taxicab industry—and the lenders that serve it—are still alive. Here's how one medallion lender is moving forward.

Albany, N.Y.-based Health Employees Federal Credit Union will merge into State Employees Credit Union in June if regulators approve the deal.