Regulation

Green Dot Corp. is licking its lips over banks' new debit card fees, but the prepaid card company still doesn't know quite how large its eventual meal will be.

Bankers are pushing the CFPB to provide a safe harbor for its rule to require lenders to verify a borrower's ability to repay a mortgage loan, but consumer groups are warning the agency not to go that far.

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

The Federal Reserve has announced written agreements with three banking companies.

Rep. Elijah Cummings is calling on the House Oversight Committee to use its powers to issue subpoenas to regulators to obtain copies of "engagement letters" agreed upon between mortgage servicing companies and firms hired to review their past foreclosure abuse.

Bankers warn that a proposal to require them to report interest earned by individual foreign depositors could cause bank runs in certain areas.

Recent predictions of the demise of branch banking can sound like the premature eulogies that have been floated since the advent of the Internet, but data suggests that a fundamental shift may be underway.

Visa Inc. next year plans to ramp up a series of incentives for merchants and acquirers, as the world's largest payments network braces for new regulations that are expected to cost it some debit transactions.

WASHINGTON - Two Florida bank executives and one bank borrower were sentenced to federal prison Tuesday and ordered to pay nearly $100 million for attempting to defraud the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

WASHINGTON - Lawmakers are questioning Bank of America's recent transfer of derivatives from its Merrill Lynch subsidiary to its retail bank subsidiary.