Proposed “regulatory relief” legislation in the House won ringing endorsements from a banker, while a consumer advocate took a less complimentary view of the proposals, during testimony Tuesday before a House subcommittee. The hearing in […]
A difference of opinion over whether federal anti-money laundering systems are broken, or not, emerged during a Senate Banking Committee hearing Tuesday – but both sides called for some adjustments going forward. Dennis Lormel, a […]
Adjusted civil money penalties that increase the maximum fine to more than $1.9 million for the most egregious misdeeds are set in a final rule by the Federal Reserve, according to recent filings with the […]
Three hearings on regulatory reform – including legislation addressing the structure of federal financial institution regulation and effectiveness of anti-money-laundering laws – will be held in the House and Senate Tuesday, according to schedules posted […]
Consumers are being warned that personal information they may have shared with a website purporting to be a front for a bank could lead to identity theft – and consumers should take action to safeguard […]
Counterfeit cashier’s checks using the routing number from an Arizona bank are being presented for payment nationwide in connection with “a variety of up-front fee scams,” the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) […]
Seven banks, out of 67 evaluated, earned “outstanding” ratings this month for compliance with the Community Reinvestment Act, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) said Friday. No banks earned a rating of less than “satisfactory.” […]
A $70 million fine has been assessed against one of the largest banks in the country for failing to comply with a 2012 consent order related to anti-money laundering laws, the Office of the Comptroller […]
Aiming to clarify its supervisory expectations related to risk management at large financial institutions, the Federal Reserve Thursday proposed guidance as part of a broader attempt to develop a new rating system for the bigger […]
The 10 largest credit card agreements between credit card issuers and universities reached an “unprecedented” 43% of all payments by issuers in 2016, according to a report issued Wednesday – although the number of agreements […]
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