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Fiserv announced Tuesday it has signed its first client for its retirement income technology Retirement Illustrator.
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Banks want to collect more data to target offers at their card customers. One company's facial-recognition system may offer an edge, assuming it's not going too far.
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Eight new members have joined the committee that advises the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. on community-bank policy.
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Now that a version of a trailer for an anti-Muslim film has been removed from YouTube, the al-Qassam Cyber Fighters say they will suspend their denial of service attacks against banks.
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Lakeland Bancorp in Oak Ridge has agreed to buy Somerset Hills Bancorp in Bernardsville, N.J.
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As loan-loss reserves normalize, the earnings benefit from lower provision expenses will abate and earnings will be squeezed. M&A should emerge as an attractive strategy to maintain earnings and generate growth.
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The tech giant's iOS 6.1 update includes a voice recognition feature that allows iPhone users to purchase theater tickets through the movie app Fandango.
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A ruling by a federal appeals court last week that President Obama acted improperly in recess appointing members of the National Labor Relations Board may encourage Democrats to cut a deal on the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is standing up for megabanks against growing criticism and calls for their breakup.
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Zions Bancorp. (ZION) posted lower fourth-quarter earnings after taking a big charge on its holdings of collateralized debt obligations.
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Dexter Credit Union, a Rhode Island credit union, now uses technology from Q2ebanking for online banking, text banking and mobile apps.
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Richard Cordray's recess appointment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau may ultimately be invalidated, but legal experts say several recent mortgage regulations approved on his watch may still be upheld.
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Sierra Vista Bank (SVBA) in Folsom, Calif., is soldiering on with newly raised capital, though its profit shrank in the fourth quarter.
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An Anonymous group hacker who was responsible for planning attacks against PayPal has been sentenced to 18 months in a British jail, according to a report from The Register, a technology news and opinion website.
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EverBank and OneWest appear set to do what regulators and the largest mortgage servicers concluded was impractical: Finish the independent foreclosure reviews.
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Other acquisitive banks have dropped regional monikers, but Bank of the Ozarks in Little Rock, Ark., is focusing on service instead of rebranding, its CEO says.
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CO-OP Financial Services hopes the model used in one of the oldest staples of credit union cooperation, the shared branch, can drive new digital commerce innovation and help get a leg up on banks.
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First Financial Northwest (FFNW) in Renton, Wash., reported higher quarterly earnings after settling a lawsuit with an activist investor.
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Persistent challenges such as margin compression and rising expenses will eventually force more banks to sell.
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