Aug. 27, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for banking industry leaders
The bank stopped offering home equity lines of credit in April 2020 due to economic uncertainty and now looks to capitalize on high home values.
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The Memphis, Tennessee-based regional lender is tapping the North Carolina city’s talent pool to grow its digital team, said Laura Bunn, the bank’s mid-Atlantic regional president.
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In Trump’s first six months, radical moonshots were reserved for the CFPB and NCUA. But the president’s attempt to fire Lisa Cook is the flip of a switch contrasted against the Fed’s relatively slow pace of change.
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This playbook provides a blueprint for modernizing bank branches, fostering meaningful customer engagement and driving performance across your retail network.
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Aggregate net income for banks insured by the regulator fell 1%, to $69.9 billion, in the quarter, due to higher provision expenses tied to Capital One’s acquisition of Discover.
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WFWU alleges that the bank was secretly recording in-person bargaining meetings. Wells Fargo denies these claims, saying it “expressly prohibits the recording or transcription of meetings.”
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A rule proposed Tuesday would restrict the bureau’s ability to supervise nonbanks. The agency aims to adopt a binding, standardized definition of “risks to consumers” that would make enforcement consistent, it said.
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There are as many schools of thought on how to disrupt the banking space as there are disruptors — and in 2025, disruption in banking is coming from more directions than ever. Learn more in this Trendline.
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