Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Ana Patricia Botin, named chairman of Banco Santander SA (SAN), becomes the most powerful woman in European banking, succeeding her father a day after his death.
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Interest rate risk. Demanding regulatory and GSE standards. Shifting demographics. These are among the reasons that lenders will have a hard time balancing the call for affordable home loans with legal and market realities.
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New regulatory and investor compliance requirements have put a renewed emphasis on quality control measures. But lenders are discovering the additional costs of these efforts are outweighed by the savings from originating fewer defective loans.
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Bank of America Corp. trading executives David Moore and David Hartney departed as the firm prepares to eliminate fixed-income and equities jobs worldwide, according to people with knowledge of the moves.
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More millennials could become homeowners if banks educate them about private student loan refinancing options and programs that can help them obtain affordable mortgages.
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Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., plans to introduce the Fair Credit Reporting Improvement Act of 2014 on Wednesday, a measure to overhaul the 44-year-old law governing how lenders report consumer payments to credit bureaus.
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First Business Financial Services in Madison, Wis., has appointed David Papritz as chief financial officer and senior vice president of corporate development.
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The draft released by the top Financial Services Committee Democrat would remove adverse information from credit reports and require consumer data furnishers to retain records.
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Auto loan delinquency rates rose more than 9% in the second quarter ended June 30 versus the same period last year while auto loan debts rose for the 13th straight quarter, according to TransUnion.
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The Federal Reserve Boardhashit Fulton Financial in Lancaster, Pa., and its subsidiary Lafayette Ambassador Bank in Bethlehem, with a cease-and-desist order.
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Louisiana payday loan industry officials have created the Louisiana Payday Loan Association to help inform consumers and legislators about the accomplishments and goals of the industry.
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Poage Bankshares in Ashland, Ky., has agreed to acquire Commonwealth Bank in Mount Sterling, Ky.
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The rising student loan debt is inconsistent with trends for other U.S. consumer debt categories, according to analysis by Experian.
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As bankers anticipate a rise in interest rates, they're looking for ways to attract and hold on to depositors. Many institutions are simply offering cash, but others are making more creative pitches. Here's a look at some of the unconventional methods banks are using to lure deposits.
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Real estate investment trusts don't pose the credit risk to the Federal Home Loan Bank System that regulators claim they do, said the CEO of Two Harbors Investment Corp.
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The Federal Reserve Board and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday announced increases in the dollar thresholds in Regulation Z (Truth in Lending) and Regulation M (Consumer Leasing) for exempt consumer credit and lease transactions.
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Three former executives of a lucrative payday loan operation owned by Montana's Chippewa Cree Tribe received secret payments through a management company, a new lawsuit claims.
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Richard Vague, who ran credit card companies and sold them to large banks, argues in a new book that stricter capital requirements in developed countries could curb excessive consumer and commercial lending and prevent future crises.
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Big banks and institutional investors were more generous in granting small-business loans in August, while their smaller competitors turned slightly stingier, according to a Biz2Credit study.
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