Wells Fargo CEO: Trump entitled to his own Fed views

In an Economic Club interview Monday, Charlie Scharf also said there’s “clear consensus that it would be the wrong thing” to lower interest rates until there’s an end in sight to the Iran war.

By Caitlin Mullen • April 21, 2026

JPMorgan order that drew $348.2M penalty ends

The OCC terminated a March 2024 enforcement action that found the bank failed to adequately monitor trading activity on at least 30 global venues. A companion order by the Fed appears to remain intact.

By Dan Ennis • April 17, 2026

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Artificial intelligence

Banks’ focus on AI has shifted from a “cool-toys” mentality to one that sees the technology as a foundational pillar underlying finance and society itself.

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Warren pounds X Money plans

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-MA, demanded information from billionaire Elon Musk about his plans to launch a digital wallet this month.

By Lynne Marek • April 15, 2026

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.”

By Caitlin Mullen • April 14, 2026

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.

By Caitlin Mullen • April 13, 2026

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.

By Caitlin Mullen • April 10, 2026

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.

By Caitlin Mullen • April 6, 2026

Stablecoins roll on as rules evolve

PayPal, Convera and Nium are among the companies racing to incorporate stablecoins in cross-border plays, even as regulators voice caution.

By Lynne Marek • April 2, 2026

Franklin Templeton to acquire crypto investment management firm

The company will buy 250 Digital, led by a Citi alum, for an undisclosed sum – that will be paid partly in Franklin’s BENJI tokens.

By Dan Ennis • April 1, 2026

Klarna struggles with loan loss accounting

With an assertive push into banking, the buy now, pay later pioneer has expanded consumer lending – along with growth in its loss provisions.

By Justin Bachman • March 26, 2026

Hatch Bank CFO on liquidity, risk and the potential for automation

Francis Mitchell discusses his approach to building teams, evaluating operations and managing risk at the banking-as-a-service provider.

By Adam Zaki • March 24, 2026

AI in banking ‘not a silver bullet’: analyst

Lenders are clamoring to realize the benefits of AI, but it's “a long, expensive and risk-constrained transformation,” Wells Fargo’s Mike Mayo said.

By Caitlin Mullen • March 23, 2026

Fed’s Bowman previews revised capital requirements

Tweaks to the surcharge for global systemically important banks – and a strategy to keep mortgage lending from migrating to nonbanks – punctuate a framework that’s set to be issued next week.

By Dan Ennis • March 13, 2026

Bank regulators warn of increased cyber risk from Iran war

California and New York agencies urged lenders to practice heightened cyber awareness amid the military strikes on Iran, saying “recent events warrant vigilance.”

By Caitlin Mullen • March 12, 2026

Jefferies executives respond to Western Alliance suit

The bank’s CEO and president rebuffed statements they called “absurd” and “false and misleading,” adding that Jefferies has no obligation to repay $126 million. The executives also addressed exposure to a second embattled firm.

By Dan Ennis • March 9, 2026

Trump issues fraud order after bank execs push national strategy

The president’s order comes a day after industry executives emphasized the need for better coordination among lenders, law enforcement and government at a House subcommittee hearing.

By Caitlin Mullen • March 9, 2026

Wells Fargo 2018 enforcement action terminated

The bank has sufficiently demonstrated improvements in governance and risk management since its 2016 fake-accounts scandal, the Federal Reserve said Thursday.

By Dan Ennis • March 5, 2026

OCC’s proposed threshold change divides bank trade groups

Community lenders warned that boosting an asset threshold to $700 billion from $50 billion would go “far beyond what is appropriate or safe.” But large banks want the heightened standards scrapped.

By Caitlin Mullen • March 4, 2026

How the OCC is handling its charter application workload

The agency is handling a swell of new-bank applications by pulling talent from the supervision side into one- or two-year rotations in the OCC’s chartering arm, Comptroller Jonathan Gould said.

By Gabrielle Saulsbery • Feb. 25, 2026

JPMorgan’s Dimon: ‘My anxiety is high’ over future credit cycle

Elevated asset prices and an intensely competitive landscape remind the CEO of the years just prior to the 2008 financial crisis, he said Monday.

By Caitlin Mullen • Feb. 24, 2026

JPMorgan’s lawyers deny Trump ‘blacklist’ claims

The bank said CEO Jamie Dimon should not have been named as a defendant and asked for the president’s debanking case to move to federal court.

By Dan Ennis • Feb. 20, 2026

OCC conditionally approves Stripe subsidiary Bridge for trust charter

The nod comes roughly two months after digital-asset firms Circle, Ripple and Paxos received a similar green light.

By Dan Ennis • Feb. 18, 2026

BNP Paribas tops 2025 target, invests $299B in low carbon transition

The French bank said 82% of its energy production credit exposure was directed to low-carbon energies as of September 2025.

By Zoya Mirza • Feb. 9, 2026

Democrats urge FDIC, OCC to scrap ‘unsafe,’ ‘unsound’ change

Elizabeth Warren and other senators accused the regulatory agencies of pursuing “pernicious” changes to bank supervision that would further tie examiners’ hands.

By Caitlin Mullen • Feb. 6, 2026

Huntington hires BNY alum as next risk chief

Senthil Kumar will become Huntington’s CRO as it transitions to a Category III bank, with higher liquidity requirements and capital buffers and more frequent stress tests.

By Dan Ennis • Feb. 5, 2026