As currency trading has become more competitive and commoditized, big Wall Street banks have begun focusing on serving the world's largest companies.

Citigroup is tackling the problem of moving money across borders, focusing some of its initial efforts on trade finance.

Gaining market share faster than expected, the treasury division stands to play a key role in the bank's turnaround efforts.

Bank of America was the latest big bank to offer a largely rosy assessment of the U.S. consumer.

Automatic-sweep products that don't pause for weekends or holidays are a response to client demands for higher interest rates on deposits and faster access to their cash.

Although disputed transactions represent around 0.06% of Zelle's 5 billion transactions, lawmakers slammed the platform for being unsafe and for refusing to take responsibility when consumers send money to scammers.

Mistake by a Citi trader led the OMX Stockholm 30 Index to drop 8% in just five minutes on Monday.

The five largest banks still aim to open buildings to most staff, but some of their smaller rivals have balked at the idea.