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The ability-to-repay regime eviscerates fundamental principles of a mortgage market. It will not guarantee against a housing bubble and crash. It will constrain the availability of credit and increase home financing costs.
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Family Focus FCU is helping members whose debit cards have been blocked due to the Target breach still receive 24/7 access to their money.
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George Jones, who recently retired, is proud of how the Dallas company grew while avoiding acquisitions. He believes Texas Capital can quadruple to $40 billion in assets by staying the course.
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Seven of the 10 best performing housing markets in the U.S. are located in California, Oregon and Washington, according to Pro Teck Valuation Services.
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Community Bank System (CBU) in DeWitt, N.Y., will take a $6.9 million loss in the fourth quarter after selling collateralized-debt obligations and other securities in response to concerns over the Volcker Rule.
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Lamassu has received more than 120 orders for its Bitcoin ATMs in the first four months after launch, and has set up a map of locations.
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A focused strategy, executed by engaged, committed members of the board, management and staff in a culture that supports taking measured risk, sets the stage for success.
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The agreement paves the way for John Palmer, a principal and co-founder of PL Capital, to join BankFinancial's board.
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A retired executive at Yadkin Financial (YDKN) resigned last week in a dispute over the Elkin, N.C., company's growth strategy.
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December was one of the most active months for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as it took several enforcement actions spanning from mortgage servicing to indirect auto lending. A number of cases were key milestones for the agency as it partnered with federal and state authorities as well as employed some controversial legal theories such as disparate impact. Heres a countdown of the big cases for the month.
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