Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Santander Consumer USA Holdings on Wednesday reported a sharp drop in profits, due to losses tied to its exit from personal lending.
January 27 -
Royal Bank of Scotland Group took a surprise 3.6 billion-pound ($5.2 billion) hit to the value of its assets and set aside more money for past misconduct, limiting Chief Executive Officer Ross McEwan's ability to return capital to shareholders.
January 27 -
UMB Financial in Kansas City, Mo., reported higher fourth-quarter profit, thanks to loan growth tied to a recent acquisition.
January 26 -
The $649 million-asset holding company for Malvern Federal Savings Bank promoted Karen Walter to chief operating officer.
January 26 -
The Mississippi bank hopes its settlement talks with the CFPB and Justice Department ultimately clear the way for it to complete acquisitions in Texas and Louisiana, but time is running short.
January 26 -
Capital One Financial's fourth-quarter profit fell short of projections as the McLean, Va., company boosted its reserves in anticipation of higher loan losses.
January 26 -
JPMorgan Chase customers will soon be able to withdraw cash using their mobile phones at the companys ATMs.
January 26 -
Trustmark in Jackson, Miss., reported lower quarterly profit after a decline in deposit service charges and mortgage banking offset loan growth and reduced expenses.
January 26 -
Talmer agreed to sell itself in a privately negotiated deal that values the company at 150% of its tangible book value. For some analysts and investors, the company should have considered an auction or not selling at all.
January 26 -
Fintech is a chic topic at Davos, but it's barely a blip on the radar of analysts who lock in on hard numbers during earnings calls. Yet with tech taking a bigger role in financial services, mobile banking or the blockchain might soon become as topical as efficiency ratios or net interest margins.
January 26 -
In the absence of congressional action on housing finance reform, here is what the Federal Housing Finance Agency should do sooner rather than later.
January 26 -
Popular Inc. in San Juan, Puerto Rico, reported a triple-digit increase in fourth-quarter profit on higher fee and interest income.
January 26 -
More than half of the deals announced so far this year have involved sellers from the Midwest. Expect activity in the region to rise as more banks mimic Huntington Bancshares and Chemical Financial by becoming acquirers.
January 26 -
Flagstar Bancorp in Troy, Mich., said its fourth-quarter profit rose 20% to $33 million from a year earlier as its lending rose by nearly half and its expenses fell.
January 26 -
Customers Bancorp in Wyomissing, Pa., plans to raise $24 million in an offering of its preferred stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
January 26 -
A racketeering lawsuit against Sherman Financial Group, one of the country's largest debt buyers, can't move forward as a class action, a federal judge in Indianapolis has ruled.
January 26 -
ServisFirst Bancshares in Birmingham, Ala., has entered the Floridas Tampa Bay area after hiring the former chief executive of Bay Cities Bank.
January 26 -
Twitter Inc. named Leslie Berland chief marketing officer as it undergoes a major overhaul of its top ranks in an effort to reboot growth.
January 26 -
Too many institutions focus on time-wasting tasks that divert their attention from how to stay relevant in a rapidly changing banking environment.
January 26 -
CVB Financial in Ontario, Calif., has agreed to sell a branch Sierra Bancorp in Porterville, Calif.
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