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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's definition of a "rural" market needs to be more flexible according to state banking regulators.

Accounting for utility and car expenses would help lenders make better loan decisions, encourage homebuyers to select affordable houses and support a more sustainable housing market.

The former Securities and Exchange Commission chair’s move to Promontory Financial is likely to add to public cynicism about a revolving door and regulatory capture.

The best sales folks realize rejection isn't a sign they’re bad at their jobs. It's a sign they are actually out there doing their jobs.

Calls for reciprocity and a lack of participation from Asian-Pacific countries present significant challenges for the overreaching legislation.

Following the expansion of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's complaint database, officials are wondering if the now public information will help or hurt banks.

Examining trends in spend activity provides a clear indication of customer engagement, which gives you a keen sense of the overall health of the business.

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Robert Fouch, President/CEO of Corporate Central Credit Union, says it is healthy for the financial industry to focus on the National Credit Union Association nomination.

Roger A. Licht, President of Credit Union One, explains why paying board members hurts cooperative credit union difference.