Nathan Place

Two quarters after it merged with Synovus Financial, Pinnacle Financial Partners is keeping up the aggressive recruitment it's known for. Since the start of 2026, the company has hired 124 bankers.

A 76-year-old PNC customer lost almost $400,000 to a scam involving gold coins and a fake bill for Norton Antivirus protection. Can the bank be held accountable for failing to help him?

At a time of rapidly rising prices, a number of credit-card companies are offering perks for buying gas, groceries and other basic necessities. The cards represent an opportunity for issuers, but also potential pitfalls.

For the first time in 17 years, the number of U.S. bank branches is on a sustained rise.

In the latest example of lenders rolling back their hybrid work policies, the nation's second-largest bank will soon require its employees to choose non-consecutive days to work from home.

A Federal Reserve enforcement action against Germany's largest bank was the last of the consent orders remaining from the Obama-era violations. Between 2007 and 2013, foreign exchange traders from six banks conspired to manipulate interest rates.

In an age of employee burnout, credit unions stand out as places where workers are unusually satisfied with their jobs. Here are the best 70 to work for.

In recent years, U.S. tuition costs and student debt have skyrocketed. A number of credit unions have stepped up to help their employees handle the bills.

The CEOs of BMO Financial Group and Scotiabank said Tuesday that potential impacts from the escalating trade war are "manageable." But analysts worry that the fight will continue to widen.

The Trump administration issued guidance Tuesday forbidding a set of lending programs meant to combat discrimination. But banks saw the government's action coming — and some had already dismantled their programs.