Regional banks

The Birmingham, Ala.-based bank generated $103 million in second-quarter revenue from its brokerage, trust and insurance operations, up 6.2% year-over-year.

The hit smartphone game Pokémon Go taught banks a lesson in mobile strategy this week: gamify it.

Second-quarter profits from wealth management and securities services jumped 56.3% to $100 million from $64 million a year ago.

Second-quarter revenue dipped 9.4% year-over-year, while profits plunged 22.5%.

BIC took a fresh look at its top program managers and re-ranked them based solely on productivity.

Banks are lining up behind Capital One to launch robo platforms even as they gird for an initial hit to their brokerage business.

Eleven executives were tapped this year to lead wealth management and related investment services groups at Key Private Bank, Regions Bank, U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo Private and Wilmington Trust. Find out who they are and what their new roles entail.

Sandra Pierce will assume her role once Huntington completes its acquisition of FirstMerit.

BIC took a fresh look at its top program managers and re-ranked them based solely on team assets under management.

The bank, which operates in 12 states, is bringing customers in the door even as it cuts its retail square footage by half. The lure? The offer of a financial "checkup" that tens of thousands of people have accepted.

Truxton Trust has just one office, in Nashville, but it boasts clients in some of the wealthiest locales in the country, including Silicon Valley and New York.

The firm suffers declines due to below average market conditions, but sees growth in the rank and file.

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Client assets also rose 3% at the fast-growing firm, which reported quarterly earnings on Wednesday.

The deal also brings $4 billion in client assets under administration and management, according to a spokeswoman.

Three veteran advisors left the wirehouse to join the super regional.

On Wall Street honors the industry's leading branch managers.

Ameriprise lost several arbitration cases in attempt to claw back more than $800,000 in stock awards the firm gave to two former employees.

Merrill Lynch's John Thiel was pleased the new regulation addresses several "practical concerns" made during the comment period.

The executive's promotion comes as a search is underway to replace retiring CEO John Taft.