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Dana Deasy, a former BP and Tyco CIO, is facing another test as hackers infiltrate the U.S.'s largest bank.

Switzerland's largest bank could face the fine if found guilty by French authorities of helping wealthy customers there avoid tax.

Bank hack: A new report significantly increases the number of accounts compromised during the summer's cyberattack.

The biggest insider trading case in history isn’t the only legal trouble for Raj Rajaratnam.

The Republican candidate for governor in Illinois promotes his career making millions from public pension investments.

RBS said on Tuesday it also expected losses from bad loans to be "significantly" lower than its previous guidance.

The problem carried over for the past five years.

The average fee for using an out-of-network ATM has increased 23 percent in five years, and overdrafts are costing you more too.

Britain's FCA was reportedly talking to UBS and five other banks about a possible settlement worth hundreds of millions of pounds.

Nearly $5 million in unpaid bonuses had been forfeited as a result of the action.

The world-renowned financial manager has left the firm he co-founded to return his focus to fixed income markets and investing.

Zhou Xiaochuan may get replaced as central banker, but China's president remains in control.

Walmart and prepaid card provider Green Dot have launched a mobile phone-based, low-fee checking service. Can it work in the long run?

Walmart has partnered with Green Dot to offer low-cost checking accounts to its customers by the end of October.

Financial services industry reps register their complaints with regulators' consumer complaints proposal.

New research shows those born after baby boomers and before millennials have less wealth than their parents. That might be a first.

Alibaba surpassed Agricultural Bank of China’s $22.1 billion IPO to become the world’s largest, after bankers hiked up the deal size.

You could practically measure Alibaba's Friday IPO on the Richter scale, as it's the biggest in history.

Orders for shares of Alibaba are coming in at $84 to $87, which is 23 percent higher than the $68 IPO price.

Nonbanks that make auto loans face stricter supervision under a new rule proposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The IPO of the Chinese e-commerce giant on Thursday will create winners and losers. A handy guide.

The doves remain in solid control of the U.S. central bank, meaning more cheap money for Wall Street, until at least next year.

The money-market account started by Alibaba is one of the company's biggest successes, but might run afoul of Beijing's central planners.

Despite state "pay-to-play" rules, N.J. pension investment officials consider putting state dollars into a fund with ties to Republican donors.

Only two-thirds of Americans have any retirement savings and many aren't saving enough.

The decision, which will take a year to implement, is the latest in a series of hits the hedge fund industry has absorbed.

DEA highlights how global drug proceeds can make their way into the pockets of the Colombian kingpins.

The economic future of an independent Scotland will depend on what happens to its currency, which is still unclear.

Investors who get shares of the Chinese firm in its IPO may feel as lucky as its namesake, who discovered treasure in the classic fairy tale.