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Wall Street executives are taking another crack at bringing staff back to the office. This time, they're hoping it sticks.
February 11
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In many cases, it's as difficult to move money as it is to move products around the globe. Firms like Rapyd and BNY Mellon are trying to ease concerns that businesses have about automating payments, with a goal of reducing friction in an increasingly complex global economy.
February 11
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DoorDash, the U.S.’s biggest meal-delivery service, is launching a financing arm to offer business loans to restaurants on its app.
February 11
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Taavet Hinrikus turned his startup into the one of the world’s biggest digital-payment firms, giving returns of about 35,000% to early investors including Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures.
February 11
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Large and regional banks are not only slashing overdraft fees, they’re introducing small-dollar loans to help customers cope with income shortfalls. The policy changes made recently by just five banks could save consumers as much as $2 billion a year, according to a new analysis.
February 10
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Democrats cited the increasing share of home purchases by Wall Street firms while Republicans pointed to rising conforming loan limits and other measures by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac during the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs committee hearing.
February 10
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The largest U.S. banks will be tested against a hypothetical massive surge in unemployment and a crash in commercial real estate in the Federal Reserve's annual stress tests, according to scenarios announced Thursday.
February 10
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Unlike decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether, central bank digital currencies are government-backed digital versions of the local currency.
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Pat Toomey, the top Republican on the Senate Banking Committee said Congress should weigh an overhaul of the U.S. Federal Reserve Regional Bank system and consider consolidating regional banks that are “wandering” into issues such as climate change.
February 10
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"In many cases, these are fees where there's not even a service provided or where the bank or financial institution doesn't even do any work,” Rohit Chopra of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said Thursday in public remarks.
February 10
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The Pennsylvania bank expects to generate $1 billion in loans this year from new lines of business focused on broker-dealers, insurance companies and more.
February 10
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The Chicago bank, which is being acquired by Old National Bancorp, agreed to pay roughly $250,000 under an agreement with the Federal Reserve.
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Lisa Schlehuber, who has led the Indianapolis credit union since her appointment as chief executive in 2005, will step down on April 15.
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Wells Fargo’s stock took off last year amid signs that Charlie Scharf is making progress in his efforts to turn the lender around.
February 10
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The digital payment company's stellar pandemic-era account growth has lost its momentum, and the 4.5 million fake users it identified were only part of the problem.
February 10
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Village Financial Credit Union expects to begin operations this year after it receives additional capital and a charter. It plans to serve a part of Minneapolis that has no traditional banks or credit unions but is overrun with payday lenders.
February 10
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The Federal Trade Commission recently issued an advisory opinion that could make it easier for consumers to recover their legal costs from banks in situations where they were defrauded by a car dealer.
February 9
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announced that Susan Collins, an economist currently at the University of Michigan, will be its new president, marking the first time a Black woman will lead one of the U.S. central bank’s 12 districts.
February 9
