Tag: Dodd-Frank

The costs of debit card fraud have increasingly tilted toward merchants, with retailers now bearing nearly half of the overall ...

The long-running dispute between JPMorgan Chase and the third-party apps that rely on its data has finally reached a resolution. ...

Since the 2007-08 financial crisis, all U.S. banks that have been categorized as systemically important have been required to undergo ...

Even though a federal judge has vacated the Federal Reserve’s cap on debit card swipe fees, the issue remains far ...

The ongoing race between credit and debit card issuers to claim the title for the most transactions carried out on ...

As reports of merchants imposing surcharges on credit card transactions continues to rise, credit card users remain frustrated by these ...

Federal regulators have targeted unfair lending practices for more than a decade, with the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis ...

Ally Financial is reportedly looking to get out of the credit card business—again. According to Bloomberg, Ally Financial, formerly known ...

Inflation, high interest rates, and rising unemployment have put considerable pressure on consumers, which has created challenges for Ally Financial. ...

Every year, the top U.S. banks undergo thorough stress tests of their lending portfolios to identify potential risks under stressful ...