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A new wave of cyberattacks is targeting banks and other companies, two research groups have found.
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With its $1.1 billion deal for Technisys, the onetime student-loan refinancer adds a banking-core software arm as it pushes beyond deposits and lending.
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The credit union, founded in 1964 as the Conservative Baptist Credit Union, has changed its name to improve its appeal to prospective members.
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Last year, just 30% of small-business owners received the total funding they were seeking, down from 51% just two years earlier, according to a new Federal Reserve survey. The findings suggest that two years into the pandemic, banks are having a difficult time assessing risk.
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Karen Church, who became chief executive in 1993, will step down on Feb. 25.
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The Los Angeles bank did not explain what it is investigating. It announced record annual earnings of $56.9 million in January, but news of the investigation and the uncertainty around CEO Alan Thian sent its stock price downward by 15%.
