Gabrielle Saulsbery is a Reporter at Banking Dive. She covers a range of topics within the banking and financial services sectors, with a particular focus on crypto, fintech, and the broader implications of these industries. Gabrielle's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Chippewa Herald, Longview News-Journal, and Yahoo Finance.
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Gabrielle's coverage is heavily focused on legal and regulatory aspects of the finance industry, with significant attention to cryptocurrency and blockchain. She would likely be interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into regulatory developments, enforcement actions, or key financial trends.
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Tim Ferriter joins the Pittsburgh-based bank after an 18-year tenure at JPMorgan.
By: Gabrielle Saulsbery
The bank’s borrower assistance fund “represents a meaningful step toward expanding equitable access to financial services,” a judge wrote.
National trust charters have been awarded to firms that “intend to engage in activities that appear to go far beyond the narrow set of activities permitted by law,” the Democratic senator told the head of the OCC.
Some customers expressed disappointment at the penalty amount, with one calling it the size of a “nominal rounding error.”
The consumer watchdog eliminated dozens of press releases, speeches and public statements Tuesday, all of which were published before February 2025.
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By: Gabrielle Saulsbery
The bank a week earlier agreed to pay $110 million to resolve a class-action lawsuit related to similar issues.
A judge ruled that OppFi sufficiently demonstrated that its banking partner was the true lender of OppLoans, and that their relationship wasn’t a “rent-a-bank ruse.”
Buying MapleMark Bank allows the Canadian lender to offer FDIC insurance to clients and furthers its North American growth goals, an executive said.
The home-improvement lender, once owned by Goldman Sachs, operated a “predatory loan scheme,” according to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
