OnDeck, a New York-based online lender that makes small-business loans, announced Monday that it has raised $130 million in new debt funding.

Banc of California (BANC) in Irvine has acquired the investment advisory firm Palisades.

James Rohr plans to leave the board of directors of PNC Financial Services (PNC) in April, one year after stepping down as chief executive.

Hampden Bancorp sent a letter to shareholders urging them to reject as board members two candidates proposed by Clover Group, a Dallas hedge fund that controls about 6.8% of Hampden's voting rights.

NewDominion Bank in Charlotte, N.C., has promised to decide on applications for certain commercial loans within three days, or pay $3,000 toward closing, in hopes of speeding its own recovery.

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – Service CU announced it has opened a branch inside the Walmart Supercenter in Hinsdale.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency shuttered the $3.1 billion-asset First National Bank in Edinburg, Texas, and it was sold by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in a deal estimated to cost $637 million to the Deposit Insurance Fund.

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Provident New York Bancorp (PBNY) and Sterling Bancorp (STL) have reached a settlement with shareholders who alleged that Sterling's board violated its fiduciary duty and failed to disclose crucial information about the two companies' pending merger.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau made additional changes to its mortgage rules on Friday in an ongoing effort to respond to lender concerns, but refused to yield to pleas that it delay the January implementation date.

Keene Turner will succeed Frank Sanfilippo, who will become the $3 billion-asset company's chief operating officer, according to a Friday press release.

GE's consumer finance business has benefited from its parent firm's funding cost advantages and deep ties to U.S. retailers.

The vast majority of Americans believe that government policies favor big banks over the poor and middle class, according to a new survey from the Pew Research Center.

Two companies have settled charges that they used prerecorded calls to trick consumers into deceptive credit card interest rate reduction scams.

A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week.

More than 770,000 U.S. homes were in foreclosure at the close of the second quarter ended June 30, according to the latest data provided by RealtyTrac.

Old National is trying to shed assets ahead of an acquisition in hopes of staying below $10 billion in assets, a level that ensures increased regulation.

Economic shifts are driving community banks back into the mortgage-purchase market, but the very same forces are squelching demand. So small banks will have to start buying established mortgage originators — if PE firms don't buy the same targets first.

Disney World's efforts to test its payments wristband involve patience, investment in technology and a lot of marketing. PaymentsSource editor Daniel Wolfe recently visited the amusement park and has some lessons for banks and other payments companies that want to succeed in similar innovation.

An Indiana man was sentenced to spend five years in federal prison and pay almost $7 million in restitution Thursday after pleading guilty to defrauding local banks of over $10 million.