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Although millennials are less trusting of financial advisors than older investors, there are still ways for wealth management firms to court younger clients.

Wall Street Journal Royal Bank of Canada has big plans for wooing the wealthy now that it's locked up City National Bank. After closing its $5.4 billion purchase of the Los Angeles lender, the Canadian bank plans to rework its jumbo-mortgage product, in an attempt to lure more high-net-worth clients. It's not a novel concept. Other banks have used jumbo mortgages as bait to reel in the rich and sell them other products, such as investmentÂ...

For "suspicious activity reports" to help combat crime, banks need to be able to disclose reports to their foreign branches and affiliates.

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KeyCorp to Buy First Niagara: KeyCorp announced early Friday that it plans to acquire First Niagara Financial Group for roughly $4.1 billion. The announcement, which was quickly heralded one of the biggest bank mergers of the year, added further fuel to claims that 2015 has been the biggest year for banks since the crisis, the Wall Street Journal writes. The deal capped off a busy week for bank mergers, after New...

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