Opinions

The GOP presidential hopeful went too far in suggesting that Bernanke's policies are "treasonous."

Credit unions should get a better understanding of MasterCard’s intentions regarding supporting a two-tiered debit interchange system.

A survey of loan officers released by the Federal Reserve Board said that lending standards today are tighter for a variety of business and consumer loans than at any time since 2005.

The FDIC's return to black has led to calls for banks to get back some of the prepayments they made into the agency's Deposit Insurance Fund.

Every time it seems Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner is about to step down, rumors that Jamie Dimon may take his place gain traction.

Is she or isn't she? Elizabeth Warren gave her strongest indication yet that she's planning a Senate run with a posting Thursday on the liberal Massachusetts blog Blue Mass Group.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has appointed a former project director from the Pew Charitable Trusts as deputy comptroller.

WASHINGTON — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency shut $538.1 million-asset First National Bank of Olathe in Kansas, the first failure in the state this year, bringing the total number of collapses in the country to 64.

Banking companies that received rescue capital from the government and fall behind on payments have trouble getting out of the hole.

The Obama administration faces reputational and practical problems if it rents out foreclosed homes as part of its new efforts to unload the backlog of real-estate owned properties held by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.