Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Pioneer Federal Credit Union in Mountain Home, Idaho, has deployed video teller technology to its ATMs.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has finalized tweaks to a mortgage disclosure rule set to take effect later this year.
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The digital-only offshoot of Customers Bank combines edgier technology like letting consumers snap photos of their driver's license to open accounts with a new business model that counts on interchange revenue rather than fees.
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The industry is breathing a little easier now that the Supreme Court declined to hear a case that merchants hoped would lead to even lower debit interchange fees.
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BBVA and USAA are among a group of participants in a $75 million investment in the Bitcoin wallet provider Coinbase, an unusual move given the cool posture most financial institutions have taken toward virtual currency.
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The Louisiana company is the latest out-of-stater to move into the Sunshine State after buying a failed bank in the Florida Panhandle. First NBC's chief executive made it clear his company has more expansion in mind.
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Regional banks M&T and Regions Financial continue to see healthy loan growth, but low interest rates (combined with their own special problems) are preventing them from translating it into higher profits.
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BBVA and USAA are among a group of participants in a $75 million investment in the Bitcoin wallet provider Coinbase, an unusual move given the cool posture most financial institutions have taken toward virtual currency.
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U.S. Bancorp in Minneapolis has promoted Andrew Cecere to become its chief operating officer.
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Altisource Portfolio Solutions promoted John Vella to the new position of chief revenue officer in a bid to grow beyond its relationship with embattled former parent Ocwen Financial.
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Digital payments company ACI Worldwide has begun offering bill pay services on ATMs and kiosks sold by LD Systems.
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PL Capital in Naperville, Ill., disclosed in a regulatory filing last week that it wants Joseph Palmer Jr. and John Yerkes Jr. to resign rather than stand for reelection at the $542 million-asset company's Feb. 10 annual meeting.
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The average loan size of new homes increased to $311,398 in December from $306,975 in November, according to a Mortgage Bankers Association survey.
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A Maine Supreme Court justice has ordered the withdrawal of a public reprimand of a lawyer involved in a mortgage foreclosure scandal related to robo-signing documents.
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WASHINGTON The Supreme Court has declined to take up an appeal from retailers seeking to toughen Federal Reserve Board restrictions on debit interchange fees charged by financial institutions.
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The S&P/Experian Consumer Credit Default Indices, a measure of changes in consumer credit defaults, continued to show an increase in default rates through December, according to data released Tuesday by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian.
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The FTC is sending more than $700,000 in refund checks to people who lost money in a "Rachel from Cardholder Services" scheme that promised to reduce the interest rate on consumers' credit cards for an upfront fee.
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Bankwell Financial Group in New Canaan, Conn., has hired a new chief strategy officer.
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M&T Bank in Buffalo, N.Y., reported a higher quarterly profit as lower expenses offset tighter margins.
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