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JPMorgan Chase & Co. has agreed to pay $228 million to settle criminal and civil charges stemming from former employees' fraudulent bid-rigging of at least 141 municipal bond-related reinvestment contracts involving state and local issuers and conduit borrowers in at least 31 states over eight years.

As the five members of the FDIC board took their seats Wednesday, the elephant in the room was where they would be sitting next time.

Visa Inc. says some of its contracts with bank card issuers must be “redone” to comply with new debit card regulations that take effect this year, but most already meet the requirements.

Many prepaid card companies will be forced to strip away features — or even change bank partners — if they want to qualify for exemptions from the new caps on debit interchange fees.

The Federal Reserve on Tuesday announced three written agreements.

Many prepaid card companies will be forced to strip away features — or even change bank partners — if they want to qualify for exemptions from the new caps on debit interchange fees.

Visa Inc. says some of its contracts with bank card issuers must be "redone" to comply with new debit card regulations that take effect this year, but most already meet the requirements.

In an unintended consequence of the newly revised federal rules on cybersecurity, banks are likely to fare much worse in lawsuits over fraud losses.

Retailers such as 7-Eleven Inc. pulled out the stops to get consumer support during the merchants’ lobbying campaign to win lower debit interchange fees.

Inquiring minds have been dying to know: who was Elizabeth Warren rushing to meet when she left a House Oversight subcommittee hearing after a dispute with the chairman?