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[ November 25, 2024 ] Funding risk vulnerabilities remain ‘notable’ among banks, with some MMFs susceptible to runs, report contends The Fed
[ November 25, 2024 ] Prices for Reserve Banks’ ‘mature’ priced services up an average 2.8% for 2025, Fed says The Fed
[ November 21, 2024 ] Bureau finalizes rule extending supervision over digital payment wallet apps CFPB
[ November 21, 2024 ] Number of credit unions with low exam ratings rose in third quarter; strain on balance sheets, consumers, noted NCUA
[ November 21, 2024 ] CFPB publishes adjustments to thresholds under TILA, FCRA CFPB

Credit union regulator announces funds it operates given ‘clean’ opinions by independent auditor

February 15, 2022 0

“Clean” audit opinions were given to four funds operated by the federal credit union regulator, the agency said Tuesday. The unmodified audited financial statements are for the four funds run by the National Credit Union […]

Credit union regulator issues reg alert on 2022 TILA mortgage-related asset-size exemption thresholds

February 14, 2022 0

Annual adjustments to asset-size exemption thresholds under the Truth in Lending Act (TILA) in effect for certain types of mortgage activity in 2022 are detailed in a regulatory alert issued Monday by the National Credit […]

What’s the outlook for leadership at the regulatory agencies? It’s complicated

February 14, 2022 0

The day before a Senate committee considers the nominations of five prospective members of the Federal Reserve Board – including the chair and both vice chairs, federal financial institution regulatory agencies find themselves with tenuous […]

Former bank, credit union lobbyist named top communicator, congressional advocate for NCUA

February 14, 2022 0

A former lobbyist for banks and credit unions is now the top public communications and congressional affairs executive for the federal credit union regulator, the agency announced Monday. Elizabeth A. Eurgubian is now the National […]

Credit union regulator to consider proposed rule on determining ‘appropriate supervisory office’

February 11, 2022 0

A rulemaking on the asset threshold for determining the “appropriate supervisory office” is on the agenda for the federal credit union regulator board when it meets Thursday. The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board will […]

Regulatory, enforcement agencies note flaw in Appraisal Foundation’s description of banned discrimination

February 10, 2022 0

Representatives from eight federal agencies and departments, including the Department of Justice (DOJ), last week told The Appraisal Foundation that its ethics rule and Advisory Opinion 16 fall short in describing what constitutes federally prohibited […]

OIG: Some NCUA hiring practices warrant review; applicant qualifications should be checked prior to interview

February 9, 2022 0

The federal agency that regulates credit unions should review some of its hiring practices for compliance and also ensure that job applicants’ qualifications are verified prior to bringing such individuals in for interviews, according to […]

NCUA transfers publications sales, fulfillment to GPO

February 9, 2022 0

The sale and distribution of the federal credit union regulatory agency’s publications are being transferred to the federal Government Publishing Office (GPO), the agency announced Wednesday. “Transferring the sale and distribution of NCUA [National Credit […]

Webinar aims to explain new credit union capital adequacy framework

February 7, 2022 0

New rules on credit union capital requirements and adequacy will be the focus of a webinar hosted by credit unions’ federal regulator Feb. 23, the agency said Monday. The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) said […]

FCU succession planning proposal out for comment until April 4

February 3, 2022 0

A proposed rule to require federal credit union (FCU) boards of directors to establish and adhere to processes for succession planning is out for comment until April 4, according to a notice Thursday in the […]

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Funding risk vulnerabilities remain ‘notable’ among banks, with some MMFs susceptible to runs, report contends

November 25, 2024 0

Vulnerabilities from funding risks remain “notable” for the nation’s banks and other institutions, according to a report issued Friday (Nov. 22), with such vehicles as money-market funds (MMFs) and other cash-management vehicles “remaining susceptible to runs owing to structural vulnerabilities.” [...]
Prices for Reserve Banks’ ‘mature’ priced services up an average 2.8% for 2025, Fed says

November 25, 2024 0

Fees for established, mature priced services the Federal Reserve Banks provide to banks and credit unions are rising on average by an estimated 2.8% beginning Jan. 1, excluding FedNow and Fedwire securities priced services, the central bank said Friday. The [...]
Bureau finalizes rule extending supervision over digital payment wallet apps

November 21, 2024 0

Digital payment wallet apps handling more than 50 million transactions annually are subject to a final rule requiring them to follow federal law applied to banks, credit unions and other financial institutions already supervised by the federal consumer financial protection [...]
Number of credit unions with low exam ratings rose in third quarter; strain on balance sheets, consumers, noted

November 21, 2024 0

The number of the lowest-rated credit unions based on their exam scores rose in the third quarter, their federal regulator said Thursday, reflecting strains on balance sheets and their consumer members, according to the agency. That total includes nine troubled [...]
CFPB publishes adjustments to thresholds under TILA, FCRA

November 21, 2024 0

Two adjustments to thresholds under lending disclosure and credit reporting rules were announced Thursday by the federal consumer financial protection agency. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said the first threshold adjustment resulted from a final rule it issued amending [...]
Ex-CEO of failed Kansas bank prohibited from financial institutions after cryptocurrency scheme

November 21, 2024 0

The former CEO of a Kansas bank that failed after the embezzlement of $47.1 million in a cryptocurrency scheme has been prohibited permanently from serving at another federally insured financial institution, the Federal Reserve said Thursday. Shan Hanes, 53, of [...]