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WASHINGTON—U.S. banks posted stronger profits in the first quarter as loan growth accelerated and deposits continued climbing, although pressure on net interest margins and rising unrealized securities losses remained key concerns for the industry, according to the FDIC’s latest Quarterly Banking Profile.

WASHINGTON--Recent America's Credit Unions Regulatory Commentalerts encourage credit unions to submit feedback on several active regulatory proposals, the trade group reminded.

LEOMINSTER, Mass.—All One Credit Union President and CEO Barbara Mahoney will retire at the end of 2026, concluding a 45-year career in financial services that included more than two decades with the credit union, according to the Worcester Business Journal.

WASHINGTON—Credit unions may be racing to talk about artificial intelligence, but a new report suggests many are still nowhere close to delivering the kinds of AI tools younger consumers and fast-growing small businesses already say they want from their financial institutions.

NEW YORK—Mobile phones have effectively become the world’s new “anywhere storefront,” with nearly half of all global shoppers now using a smartphone during their most recent retail purchase, according to a new report from PYMNTS Intelligence and Visa Acceptance Solutions.

WASHINGTON—The Treasury Department on Thursday announced the launch of the new Trump Accounts mobile app, marking the next phase of the Administration’s rollout of its new federally backed investment savings program for children ahead of the program’s official July 4 launch date.

WASHINGTON—The National Fair Housing Alliance and several allied groups have filed suit against the CFPB, seeking to overturn the agency’s recent rollback of fair lending protections under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, arguing the changes unlawfully weaken longstanding safeguards against credit discrimination, Reuters reported.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—Ent Credit Union, which is transitioning to the Wings Credit Union name, said it has awarded $300,000 in 2026 Youth Endowment Series (YES) Grants to 125 nonprofit organizations supporting children and teens across Colorado.