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As they compete with Google and other hot tech companies for talented software engineers, banks are increasingly working with universities to help train prospective employees.

Calling it the start of a revolution might be a stretch, but bank investors are putting pressure on CEO pay this proxy season like never before.

Large and midsized banks reported strong commercial loan growth in the first quarter. The question now is whether it's sustainable.

The MBA head and former FHA commissioner talks about the biggest issues facing the mortgage industry.

A Federal Reserve rule has sown confusion about the way lenders pay housing appraisers, creating new turmoil in an industry already burdened by expensive middlemen, falling home prices and diminished ranks.

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

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

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

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