Brian Browdie

A former loan officer at Wilmington Trust in Delaware is facing jail time after pleading guilty this week to bank fraud.

Banks may be about to endure yet another cyberattack by hacktivist groups.

Software makers Geezeo and Access Softek are teaming to offer money management tools that banks can deliver to customers via smartphones and other mobile devices.

Wells Fargo has rolled out a website to help customers, and eventually non-customers, meet their retirement savings goals.

JPMorgan Chase is facing another call from institutional investors to separate the roles of chairman and chief executive.

The banking industry and outside observers weighed in Wednesday on a White House order that aims to bolster protection of the nation's critical infrastructure against cyberattack.

The White House issued an executive order on Tuesday that aims to strengthen protection of the nation's critical infrastructure against cyberattack.

Wealthy Americans say growing the economy matters more in the coming year than slashing federal spending.

The nation's fourth-biggest bank by assets said in a filing with the Securities Exchange Commission on Friday that its board would improve some of its governing practices as part of the proposed pact.

Bank is seeing unusual volumes of traffic, but the "vast majority" of customers are not affected, it says.

The nation's two largest banks are heading in opposite directions when it comes to customer satisfaction. Overall, banks are narrowing the gap with credit unions.

Federal securities regulators have charged a Wells Fargo investment banker with fostering an insider-trading scheme that netted at least $11 million.

Banks in areas hit hard by Hurricane Sandy have re-opened most of their branches. Now some of them are opening their checkbooks, too.

Banks in the forecasted path of Hurricane Sandy braced Sunday for the storm, while making plans to help their operations weather it without interruption.

The system now provides financial advisors with access to tax tools, account details and trading information.

The $94 billion-asset bank holding company said Wednesday it expects to add 400 jobs at its fund administration operation in Limerick, Ireland by 2017.