Compliance

Biometric authentication is coming to numerous e-commerce merchants who may not realize that it will be a part of their checkout process, depending on the issuers involved.

Credit unions watching closely as they wait to see what sort of supplemental capital proposal will come out of the National Credit Union Administration.

President Barack Obama has appointed MasterCard CEO Ajay Banga to an administrative commission focusing on Web security.

The inadvertent downloading of thousands of consumer records to a thumb drive at the FDIC could happen anywhere. Here's a look at what the FDIC did right and what it could have done better.

With fraudsters gearing up to assault mobile wallets, U.S. financial institutions considering a bank-branded mobile wallet would be wise to take note of the lessons learned when Apple Pay made its debut in the fall of 2014.

After $29 million offer to resolve claims arising from losses over residential mortgage-backed securities, court's prejudgment interest pushes the total the Swiss banking giant owes the regulator to $50.3 million — so far.

If the EMV chip-card migration in the U.S. taught the payments industry anything, it's that some players meet compliance deadlines, while others let them slip by.

The U.S. migration to EMV chip technology – intended to reduce card fraud, provide global interoperability, and enable safer payment transactions – may prove to be a valuable move for more than just the payments industry.

The word “tokenization” is being used far too broadly to describe a variety of payment security methods that perform different security functions.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau named six people to top staff positions Tuesday, including the head of a new office for small-business lending.