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Regions to pay DOJ $4.9M over PPP loan allegations
Although it disagreed with the claims, the bank said it settled with the Justice Department this month “with the goal of closing this chapter and moving on.”
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Goldman chief of staff to leave bank in June
Russell Horwitz, a nearly two-decade alum of the bank, will become an advisory director once he departs, according to a memo.
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Wells Fargo’s $85M ‘sham’ diversity settlement gets judge’s approval
The bank a week earlier agreed to pay $110 million to resolve a class-action lawsuit related to similar issues.
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Fed, FDIC give green light to biggest US banks’ living wills
JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citi and Goldman Sachs, additionally, have “adequately addressed” shortcomings found in the banks’ previous emergency wind-down plans, the agencies said Friday.
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Goldman Sachs to pay shareholders $500M in 1MDB settlement
“The settlement is an outstanding result for the class,” attorneys for Sjunde AP-Fonden, a Swedish pension fund, wrote in the filing.
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Morgan Stanley exemption comes under fire
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-MA, asked three regulators to revoke their approval of a Morgan Stanley restructuring, drawing parallels to scandals that engulfed JPMorgan Chase and Citi.
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StanChart CEO apologizes over ‘lower-value human capital’ comment
CEOs from JPMorgan Chase, HSBC and Barclays added their takes to polarizing remarks by StanChart chief Bill Winters, in explaining his bank's increasing embrace of AI.
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CFPB erases pre-Trump 2.0 history
The consumer watchdog eliminated dozens of press releases, speeches and public statements Tuesday, all of which were published before February 2025.
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OCC’s Gould justifies conditional trust charter approvals
“We don’t have a zero risk tolerance anymore,” the comptroller said at an event May 20, adding that “a reasonable chance of success” is “how we evaluate applications.”
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Regulators float changes to CAMELS ratings
The move to revamp the bank ratings framework for the first time in 30 years continues Trump-appointed bank regulators’ efforts to concentrate supervision on material financial risk.
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Flagstar extends CEO Otting’s tenure but sets up succession race
The bank named CFO Lee Smith and commercial- and private-banking chief Richard Raffetto as co-presidents but is keeping Joseph Otting at the helm until March 2028.
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Bitcoin Depot files for bankruptcy as crypto ATMs go offline
Alex Holmes, who has led the company since March, cited “stringent compliance obligations” from states, increasing litigation and tougher transaction limits.
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California fines Yotta $1M as customers are still out millions
Some customers expressed disappointment at the penalty amount, with one calling it the size of a “nominal rounding error.”
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Warren demands national trust charter details from Gould
National trust charters have been awarded to firms that “intend to engage in activities that appear to go far beyond the narrow set of activities permitted by law,” the Democratic senator told the head of the OCC.
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Trump order seeks to open Fed rails
The administration mandated a review of how the Federal Reserve and other agencies can aid fintech firms through greater central bank access.
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Wells Fargo agrees to $110M lending, hiring discrimination settlement
The bank’s borrower assistance fund “represents a meaningful step toward expanding equitable access to financial services,” a judge wrote.
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Chime CEO: Pursuing bank charter is ‘a when, not if’
The fintech regularly reevaluates the potential timing of an inevitable push for a charter, Chime CEO Chris Britt said Monday, as regulators see an influx of applications.
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StanChart eyes more than 7,800 job cuts by 2030 in AI embrace
The London bank aims to boost income per employee by 20% – and will reduce risk management, compliance and HR roles as part of that effort.
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PNC snags JPMorgan vet to lead retail bank’s product, digital
Tim Ferriter joins the Pittsburgh-based bank after an 18-year tenure at JPMorgan.
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Ally sharpens branchless banking message
The digital bank is courting millennial and Gen Z customers with a new brand platform that arguably throws playful shade on the brick-and-mortar model.
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Hancock Whitney to buy Orlando-area bank for $377.6M
The Mississippi lender will acquire One Florida Bank, stretching its presence in the central part of the Sunshine State.
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Standard Chartered taps investor relations chief as next CFO
Manus Costello will step in as the bank moves forward with stablecoin expansion and preps for an upcoming investor day.
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FDIC: Top depositors led 2023 runs at failed regional banks
Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank and First Republic Bank each lost about half of their deposits in a matter of days in early March 2023, the regulator found.
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Stellantis gets FDIC’s ILC charter approval
The car manufacturer joins Ford and GM in receiving regulatory approvals this year to obtain an industrial loan company charter.
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How Alaska’s Credit Union 1 serves ‘banking tundras’
CEO Mark Burgess discusses the challenges of serving disparate, isolated communities – from transporting teller machines by plane to using remote capabilities to capture loan signatures.