Bill that would roll back much of Dodd-Frank now goes to the full House; suit says bank employees trailed undocumented Latinos to get them to open accounts.
Senate votes 61-37 to confirm Trump's choice of Wall Street lawyer as head of securities agency; House Financial Services Committee to vote Wednesday on bill to rollback Dodd-Frank.
The president may soon replace Thomas Curry as bank regulator with an interim appointment; Supreme Court says city can sue B of A and Wells Fargo over predatory lending.
Despite measures taken by the messaging service, banks are still responsible for their own cybersecurity; banks want easing of “operational risk” rules.
Proxy advisor firm says shareholders should abstain – but not vote against – Jes Staley at bank's May 10 meeting; shareholder alleges Wells targeted illegal aliens in phony accounts scheme.
Insiders at regional and community banks have sold $1.4 billion of their own stock since the election; the corporate tax rate changes will hurt then help banks.
Shareholders reelected all of the bank's directors, though some got only slightly more than 50% approval; exchanges having trouble processing deals in dollars.
The FDIC and the Fed approve the bank's living will and remove growth limits; former employees of failed banks like IndyMac and Wamu still have fond memories.
The bank said it will cover more customers harmed by its sales tactics; one analyst preaches patience on blockchain while a report sees explosive growth.
