Banking

HSBC Bank USA plans to offer a free fraud prevention device to online banking customers.

ARLINGTON, Va. -- Credit unions are saying that 13.9% of their cards were impacted by breaches in 2013, according to a recent survey.

Community Bank of the Chesapeake in Waldorf, Md., plans to continue its expansion into Virginia by opening two branches in Fredericksburg over the next 18 months.

As Manhattan developers plan millions of square feet of office towers featuring the most modern amenities, some of their biggest potential tenants — banks — have decided they're better off staying in their current homes.

Iberiabank Corp. (IBKC) in Lafayette, La., has agreed to buy First Private Holdings in Dallas.

First Interstate BancSystem (FIBK) in Billings, Mont., has agreed to buy Mountain West Financial (MTWF) in Helena, Mont.

The two top execs at consumer-finance startup Simple took to a public forum -- a social media chat among tech investors including the famed Marc Andreessen -- to discuss the pros and cons of buying a bank.

The $176 billion-asset company will close the center in the summer of 2015, the Roanoke Times reported, citing a BB&T spokesman.

Florida Bank in Tampa has been freed from a memorandum of understanding issued by state regulators, according to a report.

Identity-security firm HID Global has acquired Lumidigm, an authentication technology company specializing in imaging technology, software and biometric fingerprint sensors.

Gerald Reaux, 53, "succumbed to an illness he had been battling for a while," KATC.com reported on Monday.

Bankruptcy used to be uncharted water in banking, but the drastic measure is starting to look like the only way for some institutions to reach dry land.

Former Bank of America Corp. (BAC:US) executive Phillip D. Murphy, accused of conspiring to defraud bond investors through a bid-rigging scheme, pleaded guilty in federal court in Charlotte, North Carolina, the government said.

The Consumer Bankers Association believes banks and retailers need to have constructive conversations on security following last year's Target security breach.

WASHINGTON -- A non-profit legal group said Monday that it is seeking judicial review of the landmark $13 billion settlement that JPMorgan Chase executives negotiated with top Department of Justice officials.

The chief executive of a Colorado title insurance company that was under investigation by state regulators killed himself with a nail gun last week, according to the Arapahoe County coroner's office.

Action by federal lawmakers, not guidance from the Justice Department, is what’s needed to give banks comfort in providing services to marijuana businesses in states where pot is legal.

The recent Target breach has loomed large among the media, cardholders, bankers, retailers and lawmakers. But it's not the largest card-related data breach, nor even the latest - it's only one link in a large chain of security lapses over the past decade. Following is a look at some of the most memorable events.

The ATM Industry Association named Gregory Sahrmann and Steve Gernes as co-chairs of the nonprofit trade association's U.S. board of directors.