The GOP senator's push comes as UBS continues withholding records tied to predecessor Credit Suisse's World War II-era dealings.
Javier Ferrer, 64, said he is stepping down to focus on his health and spend time with friends and family. He plans to hand the reins to Chief Financial Officer Jorge Garcia.
BNY's Robin Vince and Nubank's David Velez have joined the boards of the OpenAI Foundation and OpenAI Group Public Benefit Corporation; Old National Bancorp has revamped its top leadership teams; City National Bank appointed Lindsay Dunn executive vice president and head of personal and business banking; and more in this week's banking news roundup.
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How J.P. Morgan Payments is dealing with smart contracts and using a public blockchain.
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The parent company behind Flex Rent submitted applications to state and federal regulators for an industrial loan charter and deposit insurance.
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The regulator cited anti-money-laundering deficiencies in its decision, signaling the government is keeping a close eye on the issue even in a broader deregulatory environment. That means fintechs will be recruiting compliance experts from banks.
The New York AG is alleging banks aren't doing enough to combat fraud on Zelle, but online fraud might be too big for even the nation's biggest banks to fight.
In a recent survey of community bank executives, 84% said they agreed with the Federal Reserve that changes are necessary, but the results show a wide range of views about what exactly those changes should be.
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The policies most community banks rely on for cyber liability, fidelity bonds and directors and officers insurance are full of overlapping exclusions, restrictive coverage sublimits and vague specifications. That can become an expensive problem.
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A primary criticism of stablecoins harks back to the era of free banking, when individual banks printed their own notes. But that era of private money bears little resemblance to the modern realities of stablecoin issuance.
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As governors prepare to designate new "opportunity zones," lenders and investors should take advantage of the chance to target capital to communities where it will both do good and generate strong returns.
There's been an onslaught of nonbank financial technology company charter applications and approvals already this year.
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Ultrawealthy clients looking to reduce taxable estates might consider spousal lifetime access trusts, but too-similar dual trusts can backfire.
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Research from Cerulli Associates indicates that marketing and referrals are the best ways to bring in new clients. Yet few firms devote much time or money to either.
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Millennial and Gen Z Americans aren't investing in homes the same way as previous generations: The National Association of Realtors found the median age of first-time buyers last year was 40, an all time high. Here's what wealth advisors need to know.
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So far this year, the volume of closed-end second and home equity line of credit securitizations is near last year's $29 billion, Bank of America Securities said.
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The drop in the annual metric for FHA loans was the biggest in over four years but other performance indicators ICE Mortgage Technology tracked were mixed.
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Originators need to keep an eye on the 10-year Treasury yield used in pricing mortgages, which not only broke through 4.6%, climbed above 4.7% on Thursday.
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Much of the recent growth of the universal e-checkout system Click to Pay is taking place outside the U.S. Payment experts say there are steps banks can take to boost usage.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission agreed to pay $150,000 to crypto exchange Coinbase to settle a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by the company two years earlier.
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A New York judge refused to dismiss Attorney General Letitia James's suit accusing Zelle's operator of enabling more than $1 billion in scams.
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Staffers from the Federal Reserve Board and reserve banks took 'several months' to update bank supervisory marks after issues were resolved, a recent inspector general report found.
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More than half of Americans in their 40s are considered the "sandwich" generation, supporting both their aging parents and raising kids. Here is how financial advisors can support them.
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