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A new Texas law addresses concerns that community banks will suffer if big-box retailers and large banks begin to team up on pricing.
June 21 -
Two American Banker staffers who cover mergers and acquisitions have a confession to make. We sometimes get so enmeshed in the arcane numbers behind bank deals that we overlook what really makes them tick: the human element.
June 21
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WASHINGTON Republican lawmakers are calling on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to explain its rationale behind new fair lending guidelines for auto lenders.
June 21 -
Snapchat, a once-popular app among high school students, has captured the attention of privacy-savvy Wall Street financers hoping to keep their late-night escapades quiet.
June 21 -
Ticket vending machines in New York City's subway system will temporarily not accept credit and debit cards for part of June 22, while the city's Metropolitan Transportation Authority performs a system upgrade to its mainframe.
June 21 -
The chief executive and three directors of Atlantic Coast Financial (ACFC) are leaving the company after shareholders rejected a proposed sale to Bond Street Holdings earlier this month.
June 21 -
As part of the heavy competition in New York, BankUnited CEO John Kanas has swiped a number of bankers away from rivals, including Capital One and Signature Bank. Most worked for him at the old North Fork Bank.
June 21
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Do mortgage servicing layoffs at JPMorgan Chase indicate there's a light at the end of the tunnel for the mortgage crisis?
June 21 -
A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week.
June 21
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Getting new credit cards in the hands of emerging market consumers requires unique processes that ensure timely and compliant delivery.
June 21
