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A down market and Dodd-Frank regulations have thinned the ranks of property appraisers. That's left bankers hard pressed to prevent delays underwriting property.
March 28
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Consumers will be able to discharge student loans in bankruptcy if Sen. Richard Durbin gets his way. Banks are vehemently opposing the move.
March 27
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Barry Sloane of Newtek Business Services says his small-merchant clients are reaping little benefit from the cap on debit interchange fees.
March 27
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Author David Wolman discusses why mobile money has taken off in Africa and India and how it can happen here.
March 26
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Alabama's BancTrust Financial has abandoned a bid to raise private equity funds. As bank-acquirers circle, a deal could say a lot about the state of M&A.
March 26
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Green Dot's Steven Streit on why nontraditional players such as his company will continue to dominate the prepaid card market.
March 23
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Government refinancing programs like Harp 2.0 are forcing banks to staff up refinancing units to handle a surge in demand.
March 23
