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Ed Skyler, the bank's global head of public affairs, says a newly established $150 million fund will make equity investments in firms seen as having a positive impact on society.

The deal, expected to close later this year, will expand the Apple Valley, Minn.-based credit union's reach to 30 branches across the state.

From taboos to cost concerns, some say the industry hasn’t moved quickly enough to tackle a key risk area.

The credit union can now serve consumers in two additional counties.

The bank’s top shareholders want the chairman to quit if he won’t support the CEO; HSBC expected to go forward with job cuts while searching for permanent boss.

New technologies are making fraud detection even more of a challenge for financial institutions, but there are steps credit unions can take to protect themselves and their members.

The Mississippi company will pay $49 million for Traders & Farmers Bancshares.

The timing couldn’t be worse for ag and energy lenders as well as global banks, which were all counting on the Chinese market to help bolster commercial lending and fee income.

Fewer than 30 CUs in the state would be eligible to make use of the rule, intended to help rural institutions and others attract a more qualified pool of directors and committee members.

Brian McKay will lead the Greensville, S.C.-based credit union beginning in April

The Michigan company will pay $101 million for the parent of First National Bank in Howell, Mich.

The bank would make small-business loans on the online retailer’s platform; Fed survey says banks worry about increasing delinquencies, especially in subprime.

Waltham Municipal Employees CU served fewer than 700 members with a total of $8.5 million in assets.

Unlike other regions of the country, the western U.S. has seen very few large bank mergers in recent years. Here's why Pacific Premier's acquisition of Opus Bank could change that.

A look back at CU Journal's latest special report on the challenges the industry could face in the year ahead.

The California company will pay $1 billion for Opus, a once highflying bank that struggled with credit issues in recent years.

The Toronto firm, Canada’s fifth-largest lender by assets, must keep “a careful eye on costs” and improve efficiency, its CEO said in a corporate memo.

The Kansas City-area institution has sponsored the NFL’s Chiefs since 2016, but became its official banking partner in 2019. The timing couldn’t have been better.

A new app will allow small-business clients to quickly apply for credit while expanded offerings for homeowners associations will help CIT build up its base of low-cost deposits.