Gabrielle Saulsbery
Reporter at Banking Dive
you can usually find me outside. covering banking, crypto, and fintech for @bankingdive, formerly @njbiz / @modfarm. [email protected] / DMs open
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4 days ago |
bankingdive.com | Gabrielle Saulsbery
The Justice Department has moved to terminate a 2022 redlining consent order against New Jersey’s Lakeland Bank more than two years ahead of schedule, court documents show. Lakeland Bank, which was acquired by Provident Financial Services last spring, agreed to pay more than $13 million to settle redlining allegations in September 2022.
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1 week ago |
bankingdive.com | Gabrielle Saulsbery
The Securities and Exchange Commissiondropped its 2023 lawsuit against Binance, its U.S. affiliate and its founder Changpeng Zhao Thursday, continuing its trend of vacating lawsuits against cryptocurrency firms filed by the SEC of yesteryear. This brings to an end a nearly two-year legal battle, in which theSEC accused the crypto exchange of illegally serving high-value U.S. customers and commingling and diverting customer funds.
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1 week ago |
bankingdive.com | Gabrielle Saulsbery
Banks’ net income saw modest gains in the first quarter of 2025, despite weakness in commercial real estate portfolios, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. reported Wednesday. The FDIC’s 4,462 insured commercial banks and savings institutions saw a 1.16% return on assets and a net income of $70.6 billion, up $3.8 billion from the previous quarter. The uptick in net income was driven by an increase in noninterest income, the FDIC reported, which stemmed from market movements.
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1 week ago |
bankingdive.com | Gabrielle Saulsbery
A deal inked between a blockchain firm and one of the nation’s most densely populated counties will result in the digitization of 370,000 property deeds worth $240 billion in real estate value, marking what the entities call the largest blockchain-based deed tokenization project in U.S. history.
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1 week ago |
bankingdive.com | Gabrielle Saulsbery
Citi Handlowy, Citi’s Polish arm, will sell its consumer banking business to VeloBank and shift its focus to institutional clients. The deal, announced Wednesday and subject to regulatory approvals and antitrust clearance, is expected to close by mid-2026. The estimated value of the sale for shareholders will amount to about 1.1 billion zloty ($292.5 million), Citi Handlowy told Reuters.
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My Twitter has been hella Catholic recently (way more than I actually am) since even before Pope Francis died. Yet funny enough it was my Jewish friend visiting me who got the alert on his phone that a new pope was chosen. An American!! How wild is that? Dude is from Chicago!
RT @weirddalle: https://t.co/PJGxdmjeAd
2 small world things that happened during my story research today: a pr guy i spoke w/ grew up in the lil town i went to college in & we had lots of townie references in common! a bank atty i interviewed lives in my city & is neighbors with a woman who rented my goats last yr!
