Appeals court allows some CFPB firings

The bureau can terminate employees who are determined, after an individualized assessment, to be unnecessary to the agency’s statutory duties, a three-judge panel ruled.

TD acknowledges ‘darkest day’ in shareholder meeting

The bank’s chair called October’s $3.09 billion settlement “extraordinarily painful.” Investors voted in four new board members Thursday, including Morgan Stanley’s former deputy CFO.

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Ally’s DEI suit dismissed after bank reduces emphasis

America First Legal dropped its lawsuit against Ally Financial after the lender largely scrubbed diversity references from its public filings.

Tariffs may prompt clients to revisit supply chain financing: Wells exec

Flexible financing “will be essential to businesses” if higher-than-expected tariffs take effect, said Jeremy Jansen, Wells Fargo's managing director of supply chain finance.

Dimon points to ‘turbulence,’ sees uncertainty persisting through July

The trade war poses certain risks to JPMorgan Chase, given its global reach. “Add that to the list of worries – we will be in the crosshairs,” CEO Jamie Dimon said Friday.