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ConServe, a Fairport, N.Y.-based accounts receivable management company, has promoted several employees to managerial positions and hired new personnel.
February 17 -
Consumer credit default data through January shows a slight upward move in default rates from lows experienced last year, according to Tuesdays report by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian.
February 17 -
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey has asked the Department of Education to forgive the school loans of hundreds of students from the state enrolled at Corinthian Colleges Inc., a for-profit company investigated by federal authorities for practices that left many students deeply in debt.
February 17 -
Union Bankshares in Richmond, Va., and Entegra Financial in Franklin, N.C., are rebranding their banks.
February 17 -
Social Finance, an alternative lender that has made its name in student loans, has branched out into unsecured personal loans.
February 17 -
WASHINGTON Bankers, technology CEOs and President Obama are throwing everything they have at countering the threat of cyber attacks, but based on a White House summit Friday on the issue, it's far from clear that it will be enough.
February 17 -
Racial disparity in small-business loans remains glaring, despite some improvement. Lenders' unfamiliarity with African-American communities is part of the problem, but so is the need for financial education among prospective borrowers.
February 16
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Loan demand, which bankers say remained weak well after the recession, is picking up, and the industry is adjusting business models to meet it. But banks may want to act fast.
February 16
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Georgia state regulators on Friday closed the $272 million-asset Capitol City Bank & Trust Co., in Atlanta, the third institution to fail this year.
February 13
