The new regulation, under the Fair Credit reporting Act, combats the misuse and abuse of personal data on background screening and credit reports

Almost 60% of retail bank customers in Canada are classified as financially unhealthy, yet banks are falling short on supporting them to make improvements

The CFPB’s amendments to its examination manual have “tremendous implications” for “consumers, banks, and financial markets at large”, trade bodies warn

Most of the 25 largest banks in the US have eliminated certain fees and amended overdraft charges, according to Pew research

The bureau will investigate “excessive” profitability from late fees that cost customers $12 billion a year

Research indicates that underbanked communities feel the sector will change significantly in the next few years

American Bankers Association calls for “significant” and “extensive” changes for climate risk disclosures

The Lummis-Gillibrand Act aims to bring clear regulation on digital assets

A warning from the head of America’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase

The women-owned Texas-based bank has received its charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency