Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Some people might think gender matters, concedes FirstMerit's Sandy Pierce. But for her, it doesn't.

A merchant processor gives his clients contactless readers — for free.

Toronto Dominion Bank wants to become the third-largest retail bank in NYC, while U.S. competitors are pulling back.

Private student lending has shrunk dramatically over the past few years. Now come new risks involving legislation, regulation and reputation.

With big deals still lacking, some bankers — including Umpqua's Ray Davis — are resorting to several small ones to move the needle.

Banks are looking to move beyond traditional consumer rating methods. That puts FICO's new boss in a tight spot.

Some 350 banks are yet to pay back Tarp funds. A recent auction of preferred shares may signal a way out for the Treasury.

Banks and credit unions are lobbying fiercely over legislation that would allow the latter to expand further into commercial lending.

As bank earnings come rolling in, signs of life are reemerging even as the pressure to cut costs remains intense.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to pursue actions against lenders for discriminatory practices, even when that discrimination is unintentional.