Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Commerce Bancshares (CBSH) in Kansas City, Mo., reported that third-quarter earnings rose about 1%, to $66 million, from a year earlier as loan demand increased.
October 16 -
In selecting Michael Corbat as its new CEO, Citigroup is turning to a team player who's overseen the sale of a half-trillion dollars in assets since the financial crisis.
October 16 -
State Street Corp., the third- largest custody bank, said third-quarter profit fell 0.6 percent as revenue from foreign-exchange trading declined and low interest rates continued to depress earnings.
October 16 -
Citigroup chief executive Vikram Pandit resigned effective immediately on Tuesday, the third-largest bank said on Tuesday morning.
October 16 -
PNC Financial Services, the seventh-largest U.S. bank by deposits, said third-quarter profit climbed 11 percent as mortgage revenue helped drive an increase in non-interest income.
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A report from the CFPB's ombudsman found that problems endemic to mortgage servicing are prevalent in student loan servicing as well.
October 16 -
Pacific Premier Bancorp (PPBI) in Costa Mesa, Calif., has agreed to pay roughly $53.7 million to acquire a niche bank to help fund future loan growth.
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Regulation and low interest rates are challenging all banks, but a panel of CEOs at the American Bankers Association's annual convention shared tips on how they believe smaller institutions can succeed.
October 15 -
Third-quarter earnings at Intervest Bancshares (IBCA) fell roughly 15%, to $2.2 million, from a year earlier as the New York company shrunk its balance sheet.
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Bankers question the fairness of some compliance penalties charged by the Small Business Lending Fund, which added 3% to its returns through June 30.
October 15 -
Citi, Wells and JPMorgan Chase have all taken substantial chargeoffs in response to new OCC guidance on treatment of home-equity loans, and several other large and regional banks are likely to do the same.
October 15 -
Without one, community banks will face increased risk of litigation they cannot afford. This could push many of them out of the mortgage market.
October 15 -
The gap between consumer and secondary market mortgage rates has blown out to a 12-year high, as this interactive graphic shows. Lenders have trouble explaining what will replace mortgage earnings once production fizzles, however.
October 15 -
Stifel Nicolaus Weisel, an investment banking firm in St. Louis, has jumped to third from sixth place among bank deal advisors this year.
October 15 -
Paul Cronin succeeds Diane D'Erasmo as HSBC's chief of corporate banking for the Northeast and New York City.
October 15 -
Citigroup has gotten rid of almost $500 billion in unwanted assets since the financial crisis, but executives say it still has work to do.
October 15 -
While Comptroller Tom Curry made it clear that regulators will not back down from a push for higher capital levels, he suggested the agencies are considering other ways to reduce the burden of the Basel III proposal for community banks.
October 15 -
Mortgages guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs reached their highest level since 1994 after rising by 50% in the most recent fiscal year.
October 15 -
The payment terminal maker said it's made a pact with Israel's largest card issuer and acquirer, Isracard, to distribute VeriFone's Sail card readers for iPhones and Android devices to Israeli merchants.
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