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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., said the Federal Housing Finance Agency's objection to certain short sales designed to keep original borrowers in their homes is misguided.
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Florida's attorney general has threatened to sue Bank of America for violating the national mortgage settlement.
June 7 -
Leading into Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference, starting Monday in San Francisco, a patent application surfaced that provides fresh details on Apple's approach to mobile payments.
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Big banks grab headlines with large commitments to small businesses but, when compared total assets, many community banks are setting the pace.
June 7
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Loan yields are still healthy relative to funding costs. Its the pileup of low-rate bonds on bank balance sheets that has crimped profit margins.
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A new survey indicates people are starting retirement with record amounts of debt, while counting on borrowing to cover expenses in retirement.
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The banking giant is conducting research aimed at helping it develop products and services that would meet the needs of customers with annual incomes of less than $50,000.
June 7 -
TD Bank has agreed to pay $44 million to settle allegations that it aided a South Florida lawyer's $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme.
June 7 -
A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink and AmericanBanker.com this week.
June 7
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Shareholders who hoped proxy firms ISS and Glass Lewis would help them decide on Bond Street's controversial $5-per-share offer for Atlantic Coast Financial in Florida are out of luck: ISS says "aye," while Glass Lewis says "nay."
June 7
