Government investigators have found that JPMorgan Chase devised “manipulative schemes” that transformed “money-losing power plants into powerful...

Let's face it. The biggest bank regulator in the U.S. is an abject failure. Worse, it's costing us oodles of money, and not just from bounced checks.

Two prominent Democratic senators levied a withering attack on federal bank regulators on Thursday, accusing them at a Senate hearing of putting the i...

In most respects, Sandy Christine's is the story of the foreclosure crisis in full. The Wasilla, Alaska, resident and her husband both lost their j...

NEW YORK -- In abruptly ending a case-by-case review of hundreds of thousands of foreclosed home loans early this year, federal regulators said the pr...

Quicker than you can say Office of the Comptroller of the Currency the Obama administration's promise to do justice for over four million foreclosed homeowners has evaporated into the could-have-been ether.

Betsy Berry was worried she would lose her home just outside of New Orleans. Though she had never missed a payment on her mortgage, she says, Bank of ...

The nation’s biggest banks wrongfully foreclosed on more than 700 military members during the housing crisis and seized homes from roughly two dozen...

Three influential lawmakers on Thursday called for bank regulators to disclose more details of the $8.5 billion foreclosure abuse settlement reached e...

The $8.5 billion foreclosure abuse settlement reached earlier this month with the mortgage industry was designed, bank regulators said, to speed quick...

Last January, dozens of independent contractors showed up for their first day of work at a large, single-story Bank of America building in Tampa to ri...

For more than a year, housing advocates and their allies worried that a review of foreclosed loans managed by banking regulators was vulnerable to mor...

The surprising decision by regulators to scrap a massive and expensive foreclosure review program in favor of a $10 billion settlement with 14 banks -...

Goldman's foray into the world of sub-prime mortgage servicing is one that company executives would like relegated to the dumpster along with the water-logged sandbags that shielded their New York HQ from the ravages of Hurricane Sandy.

Ever wonder what happens to the friends, fortune and family of a whistleblower? Taking it all in stride and landing a better-paying job? Vacationi...

Bloomberg View: To grow up in South Florida during the 1970s and 1980s, as I did, wasn’t your typical American childhood experience. Back then th...

By Carrick Mollenkamp WASHINGTON, July 16 (Reuters) - One of the top U.S. bank regulators drew stinging criticism in a...

For homeowners trying to get reparations in the wake of the foreclosure crisis, it's been a hit-or-miss experience. This week, another group of Americ...

* Bair says doesn't like "piling on" over JPMorgan * Says loss does not threaten viability of the bank * But says it doe...

* OCC's Curry: to review compensation of unit in $2 bln loss * Says trading loss will impact earnings, but not solvency ...

Today is the 25th anniversary of an infamous savings and loan fraud, the use of five senators to escape sanction for a massive violation of the law. I call on President Obama to recognize the hero of this by appointing financial regulator Michael Patriarca as head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.