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A deal that last week was heralded as reordering the credit card business is receiving pushback from merchants who say it doesn’t go far enough.

The populist rhetoric is heating up in Montana Senate race between Jon Tester and his Republican rival. Both the tone of the race and its ultimate outcome will have big implications for banking.

HSBC executives, grilled by the Senate over anti-money laundering lapses, have become a study of what happens when a bank mismanages risk.

Technology that will enable banks to automatically complay with Dodd-Frank is in its infancy. Tthen again, so are the rules themselves

The card-fee kerfuffle, CFPB vs. Cap One, a summer of scandals and earnings. As discussed by American Banker editors.

Bank sellers and buyers are seeing a steady pickup in business, including separate deals last week by Emigrant and WesBanco.

BBVA Compass and Citi are among the banks starting to use sentiment analysis and artificial intelligence to determine how people really feel about them.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's boss appeared before a House oversight subcommittee known for its hostility and got off surprisingly easy.

Another earnings crunch is coming and bank valuations will sink further. That means selling now is the smart move for hundreds of institutions, says Kamal Mustafa, who stress-tests banks and formerly headed M&A at Citibank.

Investors Bancorp offered depositors of Marathon Bank the prospect of participating in its second-step conversion from a mutual thrift, Investors CEO Kevin Cummings says.