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The Atlanta bank had previously failed compliance metrics in five straight quarters before passing them last year, according to the settlement's monitor.
June 6
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The city wanted to sever its relationship with the bank, but it ran into a big obstacle.
June 6
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The regulatory relief legislation rolls back several stress test requirements for regional and midsize banks, putting more onus on financial institutions and their regulators to ensure banks are managing their risk appropriately.
June 6
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The OCC finds widespread problems in bank retail sales practices; Ripple and Swift competition for payments pits technology against convention.
June 6
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Bank of America's top technology officer says finance-industry workers get spooked about their jobs because of how bosses talk about tech.
June 5
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Bank of America says its artificial-intelligence assistant isn't likely to listen in on private conversations the way Amazon.com's Alexa did last month.
June 5
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An inquiry into the sales practices of more than 40 banks launched in the wake of the Wells scandal found several systemic issues and hundreds of problems at individual institutions. The OCC completed the review in December but is not making the results public.
June 5
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Bankers hope to claw back even more of the agency's rule rather than merely defend their partial victory in the judge's original split decision.
June 5
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Banks are making business customers happy with new digital billing services as machine learning meets the lockbox.
June 5
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The low-cost deposits that come with the deal for 52 Wells branches in four states should fund the Michigan company's effort to become a commercial lender.
June 5
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Most big banks are launching robo-advisers to compete for a new breed of wealth management customer. The risk is that automated services will disappoint traditional customers.
June 5
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One thing is clear: This outage, however brief, undermines the card networks' ability to market themselves as the fundamental platforms for a new era of payments technology.
June 5
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The Massachusetts senator and architect of the CFPB offered a sharp contrast to the administration's deregulatory agenda and sent strong signals of a presidential run.
June 5
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The appointment of the former top lawyer at Fifth Third Bank rounds out the Trump administration’s picks to run the federal prudential banking agencies.
June 5
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Payday lending stocks are beating records. Mostly because they're no longer payday lenders.
June 5
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The Michigan company will buy 52 branches and $2.3 billion in deposits from the San Francisco banking giant.
June 5
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Trade association combines with state leagues to defend credit unions against ‘predatory’ suits.
June 5
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Shahira Knight, the deputy director of the National Economic Council, is leaving the White House to join The Clearing House Association as its head of public affairs.
June 4
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Black Knight has acquired HeavyWater, a developer of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology for the mortgage industry, and plans to incorporate the startup's borrower data verification and other automation capabilities into its existing product suite.
June 4
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Jacksonville, Fla., football fans had a strong clue that TIAA was about to rebrand its new banking unit when the signs at EverBank Field began to change.
June 4
