The Russian-born CEO of a challenger bank joined the chorus of voices around the globe denouncing Russia's invasion of Ukraine, while U.S. sanctions against large Russian banks caused grief for commuters and ATM users in Moscow. Back in the U.S., one Cincinnati bank, Fifth Third Bancorp, gave its corporate responsibility chief an expanded role and another rebranded its a wealth unit. Scroll through to see what you might have missed this week in banking, payments, credit unions and more.
Revolut's Russian-born CEO condemns invasion of Ukraine

Russian payment sanctions felt on the ground and underground

Cincinnati bank rebrands wealth management division
Zoom builds a dedicated product for financial institutions

Citizens Financial lures a new general counsel from Capital One

KeyCorp sets growth target for Laurel Road digital bank

Fifth Third expands role for chief corporate responsibility officer

Gibson, who joined the $211 billion-asset company in 2011 as a business banking executive, will also chair the Fifth Third Foundation distribution committee, the company said in a press release. In his expanded role, Gibson will be in charge of creating an internal and external inclusion and diversity strategy; overseeing environmental, social and governance efforts; and working with stakeholders to achieve the company’s corporate responsibility goals. He has led community development and social responsibility since 2020. — Allissa Kline
OppFi CEO resigns after two months

iQ Credit Union names new retail chief
Nuvision Credit Union designated as a CDFI

CFPB promotes Frotman, restores stand-alone fair-lending office

Amazon shuts down walk-in stores
