Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Residential Capital LLC won court approval to sell its mortgage-servicing unit to Ocwen Financial (OCN) for $3 billion after putting off a fight with loan investors and resolving other objections.
November 20 -
Trust isn't a message; it's a series of actions that demonstrate character. For the first time since the 2008 financial crisis, the banking industry established public goodwill through voluntary and proactive decisions.
November 20 -
The CFPB and FTC sent warnings to 12 mortgage lenders this week, arguing their ads were trying to trick consumers with false and misleading information.
November 20 -
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Northfield Bancorp (NFBK), a mutual holding company in Avenel, N.J., is taking the final step in its conversion to a fully public company.
November 19 -
As it dissolves in the wake of anti-money laundering violations, First Bank of Delaware Owes $15 million to Uncle Sam.
November 19 -
The country's largest bank promoted veteran executive Marianne Lake from its consumer and community bank, ending weeks of speculation about the fate of current CFO Doug Braunstein.
November 19 -
OGDENBURG, N.Y. -- St. Lawrence FCU has announced plans to expand their branch and main office at 800 Commerce Park Drive with a 10,944-square-foot addition.
November 19 -
DETROIT – Detroit Metropolitan CU celebrated a new branch opened inside the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center.
November 19 -
HSBC has named Prabhat Vira as head of trade and receivables finance for its commercial banking business in North America.
November 19 -
A unit of Heartland Financial USA (HTLF) in Dubuque, Iowa, has completed its acquisition of First Shares in Platteville, Wis., for $10.9 million.
November 19 -
The mortgage giant is aiming to cut premiums by hundreds of millions of dollars and end payments to banks. Now it needs the Federal Housing Finance Agency, its regulator, to go along.
November 19 -
Joe Slavens, the CEO of Northwest Bank & Trust in Iowa, has diversified to cope with weakening loan demand in the Quad Cities. He's got plans for dealing with higher taxes and other community bank challenges.
November 19 -
Joseph Smith, who is monitoring the $25 billion national mortgage settlement agreement, says he is "encouraged" by banks' progress, but he cautioned that their numbers fail to take into account that short sales carry less weight in certain states.
November 19 -
Sales of previously owned homes rose in October while the supply of homes for sale sank to its lowest in nearly a decade.
November 19 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a stark warning to mortgage lenders and brokers on Monday, arguing they must stop running "potentially misleading advertisements," including those targeting veterans and older Americans.
November 19 -
Citigroup (NYSE: C) plans to cut 300 jobs in its sales and trading unit by yearend, according to a news report.
November 19 -
The FHA's mission to promote housing has contributed to its downfall in addressing its other mission: to maintain fiscal discipline of the mortgage insurance fund.
November 19 -
Ally Financial Inc., the lender majority-owned by the U.S., is in advanced talks to sell some international auto-finance businesses to General Motors Co. for $4 billion, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
November 19





