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A North Carolina bank that had belonged to the long-troubled Capitol Bancorp was closed by state regulators on Friday.
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New York's Attorney General charged Bank of America and Wells Fargo with hundreds of cases of failure to comply with the national mortgage servicing settlement recently. The claims made for lots headlines but may prove a non-starter in court.
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NorsePayments wants to make it harder for card thieves to perform fraudulent card-not-present transactions.
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First NBC Bank Holdings in New Orleans is looking to sell $100 million worth of shares in its initial public offering.
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Customers Bancorp in Wyomissing, Pa., is looking to raise $75 million in a stock sale and intends to use the proceeds to fund organic growth and acquisitions.
May 10 -
A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week.
May 10
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Shares of TriState Capital (TSC) in Pittsburgh rose slightly during their first day of trading.
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The National Community Reinvestment Coalition and other consumer groups say the bank regulators did not go far enough in proposing changes to Community Reinvestment Act examinations.
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Many banks are joining the crowded field of companies targeting the investment savings of the so-called mass affluent.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Congress are pushing for fixes to the student loan market, but some of their proposals are focused on the relatively small portion of loans made by banks and other private lenders.
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