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For consumers, transferring banks is more difficult than it sounds. For banks, losing shifting deposits can make for surprising winners and losers.

Carve-outs are giving rise a good bank/bad bank acquisition model.

American Banker editors discuss the White House's latest attempt to force the Senate to confirm Richard Cordray as CFPB director.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. plays a far more active role in the last days of banks than it cares to let on, explains Washington correspondent Joe Adler.

Dealmakers are focused on community banks, especially private ones.

Michel Y. Dérobert of the Swiss Private Bankers Association discusses capital regulations, sovereign debt risk and Americans' perception that Swiss banks abet tax dodgers.

Obstacles and opportunities for banks in calls for consumers to move their money.

A disabled homeowner tries to navigate the mortgage servicing bureaucracy to obtain loan modification.

The future of regional banks is simple: kill or be killed. The survivors will pose a threat to big banks, a roundtable of experts says in its predictions for banking in the year 2036