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The sheriff of Wall Street is moving on much to the elation of the financial services sector. Benjamin Lawsky, superintendent of the New York Department of Financial Services, is departing from his position this June. But he is likely to leave a lasting impression on the culture and mission of the department.
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Hanmi Financial in Los Angeles has hired a former executive at Opus Bank to fill a newly created strategy post.
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Four Oaks Fincorp in Four Oaks, N.C., will soon have a new chief executive.
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Debt collector James A. Havassy and his company, Hamilton Law Group, are defendants in a lawsuit alleging they intimidated family members into paying medical bills.
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The former head of a now-defunct health care lending unit at JPMorgan Chase is starting a new firm that will offer financing for patients seeking dental, orthodontic and vision care.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fined RPM Mortgage and CEO Rob Hirt $20 million for illegally paying bonuses and higher commissions to loan agents to lead people into more expensive loans. Hirt said the company did nothing wrong.
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As it continues to build innovative features in its digital apps, such as its own virtual assistant and biometric authentication, USAA is trying to make a one-on-one connection with its members, says Christopher Cox, head of digital experience delivery for the San Antonio company.
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Jamie Armistead is focusing Bank of the West's mobile and online efforts on design principles.
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Choice Financial Holdings in Fargo, N.D., has agreed to purchase Northland Financial in Steele, N.D.
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Community Investment Corp. has raised $200 million from about three-dozen banks to acquire and rehabilitate thousands of affordable rental-housing units in the Chicago area.
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