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    JPMorgan blasts capital proposals, estimates 4% increase

    The CEO and CFO of the biggest U.S. bank called for further changes to Basel III and G-SIB surcharge proposals, saying the latter is “still broken.”

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    Byline Bank CEO discusses approaching $10B threshold

    Since Alberto Paracchini helped recapitalize Byline with $2.4 billion in assets in 2013, the Chicago bank has nearly quadrupled in size.

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    Securitize hires SEC alum Redfearn as CEO

    Brett Redfearn, an ex-trading and markets division chief, had advised the tokenization firm for more than four years. Several ex-regulators have moved to digital assets after government service.

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    Goldman CEO: Scale eclipses geopolitical concerns in M&A

    David Solomon also addressed a recent meeting of big-bank CEOs and regulators concerning Anthropic’s latest model, saying the bank is “hyper-aware of the enhanced capabilities” of new AI tools.

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    BayCom hires 3 PacWest alums in a shift toward dealmaking

    United Business Bank’s three founders are being replaced by architects of PacWest’s sale to Banc of California, in the hope that the move will jump-start acquisitive growth.

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    Which Discover jobs are disappearing

    As Capital One integrates the card business, it’s eliminating more than 100 application engineer jobs.

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    How Fifth Third beats back impersonation scams

    Bank impersonation scams, which tripled from 2024 to 2025, were the leading scam the regional lender encountered in 2025, said Kristopher Edwards, head of fraud prevention.

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    Upstart sued over AI model’s ‘overreaction’

    Investors accused fintech executives of misleading them for adjusting revenue projections upward, debuting “overresponsive” AI, then needing to forecast downward.

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    Julius Baer CFO to step down

    Evie Kostakis has been “instrumental in driving our strategic footprint optimization, improving our operational efficiency, strengthening our investor base” and more, the bank’s CEO said.

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    BMO launches AI, quantum computing institute

    The institute will help further embed an enterprise-wide AI agenda, advance its quantum strategy and “[keep] us accountable and agile in this era of exponential change,” its lead executive said.

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    Florida de novo gets FDIC’s conditional approval

    Portrait Bank submitted its applications in September. It has raised $42 million from 248 local investors and aims to begin serving businesses, consumers and private-wealth clients this year.

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    BNY gives its employees a homeownership hand-up

    The bank is offering $6,500 in down payment assistance to employees who make $100,000 or less a year. BNY in recent years has raised its minimum wage and offered company stock to its lowest-paid workers.

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    Santander, Webster lay out post-deal management plan

    The banks tapped executives to lead retail, commercial and digital banking in moves announced Monday. However, Openbank chief Swati Bhatia will leave Santander on June 30.

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    SMBC to add 2,000 jobs in Charlotte

    The Japanese bank aims to open a second U.S. headquarters in the North Carolina banking boomtown.

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    FDIC floats AML revamp, stablecoin guidelines

    Under a proposed overhaul of anti-money laundering rules, only “significant or systemic failures” to implement an AML/CFT program would prompt an enforcement or supervisory action.

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    Bolt lays off roughly 30% of staff in AI push

    The workforce reduction – affecting “less than 40 people,” according to the company – marks the fintech’s fourth round of cuts since 2022 amid a sharp valuation drop and the departure, then return, of its founding CEO.

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    Chime makes an upmarket move

    A new membership tier at the fintech lets users who put $3,000 or more per month in direct deposits into their account receive 5% cash back on a spending category, and a 3.75% annual percentage yield on savings.

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    PNC adds rewards program

    Perks include enhanced credit card rewards, cash rewards on some lending services and higher savings rates, the Pittsburgh-based super-regional said.

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    Cash management platform Lorum applies for national trust charter

    “We’re basically building a new-age BNY,” said George Davis, the company’s founder.

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    White House continues campaign to gut CDFIs

    A Trump administration budget request cuts 63% of awards to community development financial institutions – and demands a focus on rural assistance rather than “immigration, gender and climate radicalism.”

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    JPMorgan’s Dimon bemoans parts of Basel, G-SIB proposals

    While the bank CEO backs a “timely finalization” of the proposals, the latest iterations “are still very flawed in a few specific areas,” Jamie Dimon wrote in his annual letter to shareholders.

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    BNY, Robinhood tapped for Trump Accounts program

    BNY will manage the initial accounts and develop an app for families to manage funds, and Robinhood will serve as brokerage and initial trustee of the accounts, the Treasury Department said.

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    Judge won’t reconsider decision on DOJ’s Powell probe

    The government’s arguments “do not come close to convincing the Court that a different outcome is warranted,” Judge James Boasberg said. A U.S. Attorney’s office said it would appeal.

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    FNB CEO bets on smaller-bank innovation

    “The future’s going to lead to smaller banks coming out with some very innovative tools that the larger banks miss,” the chief executive of the $50 billion-asset lender predicted.

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    Coinbase nabs conditional OCC charter approval

    A Coinbase executive credited “years of investment in compliance, engagement with regulators, and belief that the right path forward for crypto is through the system — not around it.”