Retail & Commercial

Bryn Mawr Bank in Pennsylvania has filed documents to raise up to $200 million.

Nevada lawmakers reviewed a bill Monday to curb predatory short-term lending by better disclosing the rates and risks of payday loans.

A spike in security breaches might make such protection more appealing to customers, even though regulators are taking a closer look at banks that offer such add-on products.

For several years regional banks have been furiously trying to boost fee income by beefing up in wealth management. But the cost of acquiring talent has made it hard for them to gain traction in this all-but saturated market.

Financial Institutions Inc. in Warsaw, N.Y., has filed to sell up to $100 million in debt and equity.

West Virginia lawmakers passed a bill Saturday to make changes to the state’s Consumer Credit and Protection Act concerning collecting debts, including the codification of abusive call volume.

Private student loans would no longer be exempt from protections when borrowers file for bankruptcy, under a bill introduced in the U.S. Senate.

Warburg Pincus is set to sell its remaining shares of National Penn Bancshares in Allentown, Pa.

First Defiance Financial in Defiance, Ohio, has completed its exit from the Troubled Asset Relief Program after buying an outstanding warrant from the Treasury Department.

Meta Financial Group in Sioux Falls, N.D., expects to have a strong fiscal second quarter despite a small charge tied to brokered deposits.