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Fannie, Freddie approved to back loans of nearly $1 million

Report data breaches within 36 hours? Banks are OK with that.

Prepetition Claim or Postpetition Claim? The Timing of a Claim When A Debtor’s Prepetition Wrongful Actions Continue Postpetition

Executive Summary The distinction between a prepetition claim and a postpetition claim1 can lose clarity when prepetition acts set in motion a postpetition harm. Judge John Dorsey recently addressed this distinction in the context of antitrust claims

Fee income, reserve releases among industry bright spots, FDIC says

Synovus promotes longtime executive to head of consumer banking

Facebook's David Marcus, creator of embattled Diem project, to leave company

Cordray emerges as contender for Fed supervision post: Report

NCUA banned two former credit union employees in November

Oh No! A Judgment Against Me!

“I’m unemployed . .I am being sued by capital one for a credit card debt……will I still have to pay if I lose in court?” This question has been posed to me many times. I never know what the enemy will do but here are... The post Oh No! A Judgment

Fintechs aim to build better expense cards for small businesses

Banking chair wants to expedite Powell, Brainard confirmations

Amtrak weighs shifting credit card portfolio away from BofA

Credit union in Iowa is rebranding again

Over-Estimating The Persuasive Value Of Electronic Communications

By: Donald L Swanson Electronic communications ( e.g., emails and texts) fail to convey the non-verbal cues that are readily apparent in face-to-face communications. That’s an unsurprising conclusion from a study titled, “ Ask in person: You’re less

How banks are preparing for a wave of boomer retirements

Goldman Sachs adds new employee benefits to fight burnout

Synovus hires head of new corporate and investment banking unit

Pinnacle scoops up Truist team to lead D.C. expansion

Mountain West Credit Union Association CEO to retire

What does Jack Dorsey's departure as Twitter CEO mean for Square?