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[ March 31, 2025 ] OCC reverses course on climate-related principles; large banks no longer must follow OCC
[ March 31, 2025 ] Bureau follows law, makes 2024 loan level data under HMDA available CFPB
[ March 31, 2025 ] NCUA bars 6 from future work in federally insured financial institutions NCUA
[ March 28, 2025 ] CRA resumes six-year ping-pong role as banking agencies announce intent to rescind latest version adopted two years ago FDIC
[ March 28, 2025 ] CFPB ‘will not prioritize’ enforcement, supervision of payday rule penalty limits CFPB

Credit unions grow in loans, savings, assets; but membership uneven

September 14, 2017 0

All states reported positive asset, loan and savings growth for credit unions at mid-year, but membership growth continues to be uneven, with larger credit unions continuing to lead in state, while others saw little or […]

House removes NCUA from budget oversight proposal

September 13, 2017 0

The House approved a spending plan Thursday that no longer includes a provision rolling the NCUA budget under the congressional appropriations process. On Wednesday, lawmakers approved an amendment to the 2018 Department of the Interior, Environment, […]

Letter to CUs outlines new HMDA exam testing guidelines

September 13, 2017 0

New examiner transaction testing guidelines for Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) data go into effect Jan. 1, with fewer credit unions required to correct and resubmit their HMDA Loan Application Registers (LARs), NCUA points out […]

Agency sets Oct. 18 for public budget briefing

September 12, 2017 0

Following the Oct. 2 release of its 2018-19 proposed budget, NCUA plans for an Oct. 18 public briefing on its spending plan, with an aim of “budget transparency” according to Board Chairman J. Mark McWatters. […]

‘Irma’ impedes House vote on NCUA budget oversight bill

September 11, 2017 0

A decision on whether the NCUA budget will be subject to the congressional appropriations process will have to wait at least one more day as the House has delayed votes to Tuesday evening, due to […]

Hurricane Irma prompts statements on closings, precautions

September 5, 2017 0

Federal financial institution regulators are gearing up for the approach of Hurricane Irma, which may strike Florida or parts of the Gulf Coast as soon as this weekend. The Office of the Comptroller of the […]

Agency releases for comment laundry list of reg reforms

August 16, 2017 0

A laundry list of sweeping regulatory reform proposals over a four-year period – including delaying “risk-based capital” requirements, a new rule allowing alternative capital and blocking credit unions switching from federal insurance to be eligible […]

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OCC reverses course on climate-related principles; large banks no longer must follow

March 31, 2025 0

Large financial institutions will no longer have to deal with principles for climate-related financial risk management under a decision issued Monday by the national bank regulator. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) said the principles (adopted in [...]
Bureau follows law, makes 2024 loan level data under HMDA available

March 31, 2025 0

Loan-level information for 2024 filed by banks but edited to protect consumer privacy was released Monday by the federal consumer financial protection agency, as required by law. The data, collected under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) Modified Loan Application [...]
NCUA bars 6 from future work in federally insured financial institutions

March 31, 2025 0

Six former credit union employees, two of them former CEOs, were barred in March from any future involvement in the affairs of any federally insured financial institution, the National Credit Union Administration said Monday. In all, the agency said it [...]
CRA resumes six-year ping-pong role as banking agencies announce intent to rescind latest version adopted two years ago

March 28, 2025 0

The regulation implementing anti-redlining laws will change for a third time in the last six years, according to the federal banking regulators who have agreed to rescind the latest changes adopted in 2023, the agencies said Friday. In joint releases, [...]
CFPB ‘will not prioritize’ enforcement, supervision of payday rule penalty limits

March 28, 2025 0

Penalties or fines related to the payment withdrawal and payment disclosure provisions of the agency ‘s 2017 payday rule will not be an enforcement or supervision priority of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) beginning March 30, when the rule [...]
Calling past crypto approach ‘flawed,’ FDIC gives banks green light on ‘permissible’ activities

March 28, 2025 0

Banks may “engage in permissible crypto-related activities” without receiving prior approval from the federal bank deposit insurance agency, it said in a financial institution letter (FIL) issued Friday. The guidance provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) essentially mirrors [...]
Bureau moves to vacate settlement over ‘redlining’ against small firm

March 28, 2025 0

Calling it a “harassment saga,” the consumer financial protection agency moved March 26 to vacate a 2024 settlement reached between it and a firm it previously alleged had violated the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and its regulation B. The Consumer [...]

Credit unions grow in loans, savings, assets; but membership uneven

House removes NCUA from budget oversight proposal

Letter to CUs outlines new HMDA exam testing guidelines

Agency sets Oct. 18 for public budget briefing

‘Irma’ impedes House vote on NCUA budget oversight bill

Hurricane Irma prompts statements on closings, precautions

Agency releases for comment laundry list of reg reforms

J. Mark McWatters

Report: NCUA renegotiating lawyer fees for corporate recoveries

Credit union regulator expects Trump orders to ‘influence’ agency’s work

Bureau follows law, makes 2024 loan level data under HMDA available

NCUA bars 6 from future work in federally insured financial institutions

CRA resumes six-year ping-pong role as banking agencies announce intent to rescind latest version adopted two years ago

CFPB ‘will not prioritize’ enforcement, supervision of payday rule penalty limits

Calling past crypto approach ‘flawed,’ FDIC gives banks green light on ‘permissible’ activities

Bureau moves to vacate settlement over ‘redlining’ against small firm