A senior Swiss executive at UBS was indicted in the Justice Department’s widening criminal investigation of the bank and its offshore private-banking services for wealthy American clients.

The $700 billion economic rescue pool is evaporating after the plan set off a lobbying free-for-all.

Marketers of financial services are still planning ad campaigns during what is being described as the worst crisis for Wall Street since the Great Depression.

Banks may be willing to negotiate with borrowers who are current with their payments, even if they aren’t promoting it aggressively.

The $700 billion economic rescue pool is evaporating after the plan set off a lobbying free-for-all.

The Fed’s liberal standard to decide which businesses can obtain banking licenses and gain access to government lending opens the door to practices which may prove costly and not necessarily effective.

The Federal Reserve granted the company’s request to change its status, giving it access to low-cost financing.

Merrill Lynch couldn’t escape the housing crash as record waves of homeowners defaulted on their mortgages.

Loan workout specialists not only must understand how loans are structured, they are also part detective, part diplomat and, often, part therapist.

The Security Pacific Bank of Los Angeles was closed by regulators, the 19th bank in the nation seized this year.