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Q2, formerly Q2ebanking, announced Monday a partnership with Geezeo, which sells personal finance management (PFM) tools to banks.
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WSFS Financial Corp. in Wilmington, Del., has agreed to buy the mortgage banking company Array Financial Group in Haverford, Pa.
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NCUA last week set the 2013 corporate CU assessment at eight basis points, or $700.9 million, a sign that the multi-year resolution program may be winding down.
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Based on one securities firm's close analysis of the "legacy assets" of the five failed corporates, assessments for the Corporate CU Stabilization Fund should be ending soon.
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New analysis by Co-Ops for Change has found that U.S. Central FCU's losses are likely to be far less than projected, and that the NCUA guaranteed notes balance is currently over-reserved by $10 billion.
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India's consumers have everything they need to move away from cashthey're just waiting for the right catalyst, according to Visa's Sam Shawki.
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Social media proves more effective than phone calls or branch visits to spur buying of financial services products, a Gallup survey says. Some bankers remain skeptical.
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ING Direct Canada CEO takes part in a "Daily Show" dig at U.S. banks.
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Banks add expertise, services for trade finance boom.
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Credit Agricole turns to customers and outside developers to build custom mobile apps.
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Celent senior analyst Gareth Lodge explains a global trend U.S. banks should follow: outsourcing payments infrastructure.
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This new generation of workers, clients and shareholders, LGBT or not, is going to demand equality.
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Banks with $2 billion to $10 billion of assets ranked by three-year average return on equity. Our chart offers an in-depth look at the performance of mid-tiers nationwide, including key metrics like net income, efficiency ratio and tangible equity.
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The hangover from real-estate owned properties on bank balance sheets was expected to last quite a while. But the problem has all but dissipated, thanks to heavy interest in the secondary market for REO and a fast rise in home prices.
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Wells Fargo has temporarily stopped selling defaulted consumer debts to collections agencies. Its move follows a more drastic pullback by JPMorgan Chase and a regulatory crackdown on the collections industry.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority granted preliminary approval for Park Community FCU to receive as much as $160,000 in tax incentives for building a new headquarters, where it plans to consolidate offices of 75 to 80 employees now scattered in three Louisville buildings.
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HomeStreet in Seattle plans to buy two small Washington lenders for a total of $37.3 million.
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Hudson Valley Holding (HVB) in Yonkers, N.Y., has hired a former chief credit officer at Merrill Lynch Bank USA.
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First BanCorp (FBP) in San Juan, P,R., reported a large quarterly loss as it purged its nonperforming assets.
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Tri-County Financial Corp. in Waldorf, Md., will change its name to Community Financial Corp.
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