Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Preferred Bank in Los Angeles blamed its lower fourth-quarter profits on tax-related items.
January 22 -
PNC Financial (PNC) is teaming with one of the nation's top business schools to foster innovation in the financial industry.
January 22 -
HSBC (HBC) has promoted the head of its American arm to the company's top executive team.
January 22 -
The Columbus, Ga., company reported higher quarterly earnings, helped by a $800 million deferred tax asset, and quieted M&A talk for now.
January 22 -
PremierWest Bancorp (PRWT) in Medford, Ore., took a loss in the fourth quarter as it sought to remove dead wood from its balance sheet.
January 22 -
Valley Bank in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., will get an assist from its parent after facing a capital shortfall.
January 22 -
Penalty fees fell 8% among credit card issuers last year. The fees have declined since 2009, when Congress passed legislation that limited the ability of card issuers to impose certain charges.
January 22 -
A breakup perhaps has never ended so well as when the local investors bought out Capitol Bancorp's majority stake in three Colorado banks more than two years ago.
January 22 -
Flathead Holding Co. of Bigfork, Mont., has entered into an agreement with regulators to bolster its capital.
January 22 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau faces the task of determining how the 2009 credit card reform law has influenced the cost of credit. Its conclusions will likely offer clues to its future rulemaking and spur further clashes between bankers and consumer advocates.
January 22 -
Higher fees powered PrivateBancorp (PVTB) in Chicago in the fourth quarter. The $14.9 billion-asset company's earnings rose 163% from a year earlier, to $20 million.
January 22 -
Federal regulators are partnering up to take a close look at whether banks provide collections agencies with sufficient evidence to back up demands that consumers repay debts. The action could result in a revamping of the multi-billion dollar business.
January 22 -
Peoples Bancorp (PEBO) in Marietta, Ohio, reported increased profit despite a shrinking net interest margin.
January 22 -
FirstMerit (FMER) in Akron, Ohio, posted stronger quarterly results largely because of higher fee income and lower expenses.
January 22 -
Federal regulators have hinted they'd like to toughen the rules governing the way banks collect delinquent consumer debt. Making them stick would likely prove challenging.
January 22 -
Santa Cruz County Bank of Santa Cruz, Calif., reported higher quarterly profit because of balance sheet growth.
January 22 -
Higher overhead weighed First Bancorp of Indiana down in the fourth quarter.
January 22 -
Regions Financial (RF) reported fourth-quarter earnings that beat analysts' estimates as its net interest margin, a gauge of lending profitability, widened.
January 22 -
Synovus Financial posted stronger fourth-quarter earnings after it recaptured substantially all of the value of its deferred tax asset.
January 22 -
Citigroup's Michael picks a team much like him, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau weighs in on force-placed insurance and banks release good-news, bad-news earnings reports.
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