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Bankers, regulators and consumer advocates debate the best ways to serve low-income and underbanked consumers.

A half billion dollars in PE funding has breathed life into North Carolina banking, raising questions about whether community bankers nationwide should be teaming up with Mitt Romney's old industry.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon stood up to Democratic senators during a hearing on trading losses and managed to use the forum to argue against the Volcker Rule and other regulations.

Bankers fear enforcement action amid allegations that dealer rates vary by race.

Words like "oppressive" and "harsh" have been replace recently by terms like "fair" and "cooperative" in bankers' descriptions of how examiners are treating them. Thanks to go mostly to the improved condition of many institutions.

Tracey Weber (managing director, internet and mobile, Citi), Prashant Agarwal (vice president of business design at Fjord) and Rob Berini (a director with Deloitte Consulting) describe some of the capabilities of tablets that could be better used by banks in their dealings with customers.

The Mississippi bank quietly cut a deal in Arkansas that could undercut class action claims in Florida and save it millions. An appeals court is reviewing the controversial legal strategy.