Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Kids master fundamentals of banking at Montecito Bank's financial literacy summer program, Fun in the Sun.
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Though many servicers will be exempt from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's upcoming exams, its new rules on how to handle troubled homeowners will impact them all.
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Small-business owners who invite their children into the experience, even in small ways, can impart important lessons that stick for life.
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Small-business finance firm Kabbage turns to social media metrics to size up funding applicants.
June 1 -
Small-business customer want advice they can trust. KeyBank has a strategy for delivering it.
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Small-business loan volume is on the rise at big banks.
June 1 -
Karen Mills, the outgoing head of the Small Business Administration, gets high marks from bankers for cutting red tape, revamping little-used programs, improving outreach, and, most important, convincing lawmakers to raise caps so that banks could make larger loans.
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WASHINGTON Wisconsin suffered its first bank failure in over two years late Friday as regulators closed a small institution in Kenosha and sold off most of its operations.
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The Federal Reserve Board hit Naugatuck Valley with a memorandum of understanding on May 21, the $526 million-asset company said late Friday.
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First California Bank in Westlake Village, Calif., and an affiliated prepaid card provider must pay fines of over $1.7 million for how they used a reloadable card product to deliver federal benefits payments, the FDIC said Friday.
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Eagle Bancorp (EGBN) in Bethesda, Md., claims that proxy advisory firm ISS made mathematical errors when it urged investors to vote against compensation for CEO Ron Paul and other officers.
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The Michigan company is set to raise up to $100 million if the right acquisition is available. Analysts say in an erratic M&A market, it is better to be ready to raise capital than to raise it and wait.
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Benjamin K. Olson, who was deputy assistant director in the CFPB's office of regulations, has joined the Washington office of BuckleySandler LLP as counsel, the law firm said this week.
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The pace of expansion decelerated in April as bankers complained about competition for commercial loans and a slackening of consumer loan demand.
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Freddie says its new "low-activity" fee will offset the cost of monitoring the loans it buys, but avoiding it could be a challenge for lenders in rural markets.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has taken enforcement actions against eight banks and freed 12 others from prior orders, according to a series of orders released Friday.
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Net interest margins are complex beasts. During the last Fed tightening cycle, the yield curve turned negative and margins narrowed.
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The threat posed by Google's new Gmail money transmission feature will put the onus on banks to deliver the ultimate person-to-person payments experience, which only they can provide.
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Oxford Bank in Michigan has terminated its planned sale to Level One Bancorp due to regulatory delays and an improvement in Oxford's financial condition.
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