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CUNA says now that membership for credit unions grew by only a third of what it originally projected for the weeks before Bank Transfer Day.

Roundtable panelists discuss the potential for more lending in 2012 and what areas seem well suited for community banks.

A bipartisanship bill seeks to give banks a new way to appeal exam results and has regulators steaming.

As a powerful liberal force in banking legislation announces his retirement, bankers face the prospect that he will be replaced by someone even less to their liking.

The prepaid card company's plans to buy a bank will bring it into even closer competition with traditional rivals.

Analysts debate the benefits of getting into wealth management and insurance vs. sticking to traditional lending.

Denial, community pressures and pricing issues are some of the reasons more banks aren't selling. That cannot last forever, a roundtable of analysts told American Banker.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sets up offices to oversee three financially vulnerable groups.