Kevin Wack is a National Editor at American Banker. He covers a range of topics within the banking and finance sectors, including FinTech, markets, and cryptocurrency, drawing from his extensive experience as a consumer finance reporter and Capitol Hill correspondent. Kevin's work has been featured in Financial Planning, Digital Insurance, National Mortgage News, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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By: Kevin Wack
UPDATE:This story includes additional information from RBC's earnings materials, including the company's call with analysts.
has named a new president and CEO of its U.S. operations, as its recently appointed group CEO, Georges Elhedery, continues to put his mark on the global bank.
By: Kevin Wack
The labor union that's organizing workers at is expressing confidence about the outcome of a contested recent vote that, if approved, would mark the first time non-branch employees of the bank have agreed to unionize.
Now that the U.S. presidential election is over, bankers have traded one type of uncertainty — who will win — for another, as they wait for impending policy changes .
A group of workers who serve as gatekeepers for complaints from the megabank's customers and employees has voted to form a union.
Kevin Wack 4 min read In This Article UPDATE : This article includes additional context about the vote's significance and efforts to unionize workers at other banks.
The backlash to diversity initiatives in corporate America was well underway prior to the Nov. 5 election.
New bureau research digs into the fees that bettors get charged when they use credit cards to fund gambling accounts.
Bank CEOs are generally not the most quotable group. They often speak in jargon, reference inscrutable financial metrics or employ acronyms that can scare away the uninitiated.
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