Retail & Commercial

Ally Bank in Midvale, Utah, plans to use simplified disclosure forms for all its banking products.

OneMain Financial, which makes personal loans of up to $15,000, has been on the block since 2009. But Citi may be poised to overcome a key obstacle to its sale, an executive explains.

Apollo Bancshares in Miami, Fla., has agreed to buy First Bank of Miami in Coral Gables.

How to reconfigure retail-delivery networks to suit the next generation of customers was top of mind for bank CEOs Tuesday, even as news headlines dwell on new regulations and sluggish growth.

Underwater homeowners in New York state may soon have a new way to reduce the principal on their mortgages.

A large number of healthy community bank have struggled to gain access to capital. StoneCastle Financial hopes to change that.

Bank of America Corp. is counting on "more frisky" borrowers and Wells Fargo & Co. expects continued gains in credit quality to make 2014 "incrementally" better for their industry.

Jacksonville Bancorp (JAXB) in Florida has filled its opening for a chief executive.

Rep. Mel Watt cleared a procedural hurdle in the Senate Tuesday toward becoming the next director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, with a final confirmation vote to come as early as this afternoon.

Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC), which has set aside the least money for legal costs among the four biggest U.S. banks, will conduct an internal review of its ethics as the industry grapples with a surge in probes and lawsuits.