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[ January 15, 2025 ] ‘Modest’ growth in lending reported as year ended; delinquencies still a concern The Fed
[ January 14, 2025 ] Alleging that consumers were cheated out of $2 billion in interest, bureau files lawsuit against 11th largest bank CFPB
[ January 14, 2025 ] 3 former Wells execs fined a combined $18.5M in penalties; concludes action begun in 2020 OCC
[ January 14, 2025 ] Federal, state bank, credit union regulators issue joint statement on supervisory impact of California wildfires FDIC
[ January 14, 2025 ] Gruenberg, on way out door, raises red flag about non-bank activities, expecting increased financial stability risk FDIC

Credit union regulator asks Congress to make permanent changes to liquidity fund (or a one-year extension, at least)

November 29, 2021 0

Congress should make permanent to the fund that backs up credit union liquidity temporary enhancements that were made in response to the coronavirus crisis, the members of the federal credit union regulator board wrote Monday. […]

NCUA Board bumps FCU’s CAMEL 3 rating to a 2, with agency chairman dissenting

November 23, 2021 0

A federal credit union (FCU) this month won a reversal of its federal examiner’s assignment of a CAMEL code 3 examination rating, with an upgrade to a CAMEL 2, through an appeal to the National […]

ATMs can’t be ‘service facilities’ for underserved areas, federal credit union regulator decides

November 18, 2021 0

A final rule that eliminates the requirement that a multiple-common-bond federal credit union (FCU) have an ownership interest in a shared “service facility” for a new group or underserved area was approved unanimously Thursday by […]

Credit union regulator looks to push 2022 budget growth slightly higher than previous year

November 17, 2021 0

A $345.3 million 2022 proposed budget was posted Wednesday by the federal credit union regulator; a public briefing is set for Dec. 8, the agency said. According to the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), the […]

Auditor engaged to handle review of failed Indianapolis’ Newspaper FCU, agency OIG reports

November 17, 2021 0

An independent auditor – Moss Adams, LLP – has been engaged to conduct a “full-scope” material loss review (MLR) of the failed Indianapolis’ Newspaper Federal Credit Union, according to a recent inspector general report to […]

Federal credit union boards may continue to meet virtually, extending pandemic bylaw provision adopted in 2020

November 15, 2021 0

Flexibility for board meetings originally extended to federal credit unions during the height of the coronavirus crisis will be extended in the new year, the institutions’ regulator said Monday. In Letter to Credit Unions (LTCU) […]

Credit union regulator to consider shared service eligibility rule, hear report on modernized exam tools

November 12, 2021 0

A final rule on credit union membership eligibility requirements for shared facilities is among the items up for consideration during the Nov. 18 National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) open board meeting, according to the agenda […]

Bank, credit union regulators cease COVID-related supervisory ‘flexibility’ for mortgage servicers

November 12, 2021 0

Federal and state financial institution regulators on Wednesday said they were ending the flexible approach to supervision and enforcement they initiated in April 2020 regarding certain mortgage servicing timing requirements. The agencies – the Federal […]

NCUA conserves $4.2 million-in-assets CA credit union

November 8, 2021 0

The federal regulator of credit unions on Friday placed the tiny Pomona Postal Federal Credit Union of Pomona, Calif., into conservatorship Friday. The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) said the credit union’s most recent call […]

Letter reminds credit unions that secondary capital issuances after Jan. 1 subject to new subordinated rule

November 5, 2021 0

Any issuances of secondary capital not completed by Jan. 1 will be subject to the requirements of the new subordinated debt rule, which becomes effective on that date, according to a letter sent Friday by […]

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‘Modest’ growth in lending reported as year ended; delinquencies still a concern

January 15, 2025 0

Modest growth in lending was reported across Federal Reserve districts in late November and December, tracking what most districts called “moderate” or “modest” economic growth, according to the latest Beige Book released Wednesday by the Federal Reserve. According to the [...]
Alleging that consumers were cheated out of $2 billion in interest, bureau files lawsuit against 11th largest bank

January 14, 2025 0

Millions of consumers were allegedly cheated out of more than $2 billion in interest by one of the largest banks in the nation, according to a lawsuit made public Tuesday by the federal consumer financial protection agency. The lawsuit filed [...]
3 former Wells execs fined a combined $18.5M in penalties; concludes action begun in 2020

January 14, 2025 0

The national bank regulator on Tuesday ordered three former Wells Fargo, N.A., executives to pay a combined $18.5 million in civil money penalties (CMPs) for sales practices misconduct, concluding action initiated in 2020 against 11 individuals in a case stemming [...]
Federal, state bank, credit union regulators issue joint statement on supervisory impact of California wildfires

January 14, 2025 0

A statement on supervisory practices affecting banks and credit unions in areas of California ravaged by wildfires was issued Tuesday by federal banking and credit union regulators, along with the California financial institution supervisor. The statement, affecting national and state [...]
Gruenberg, on way out door, raises red flag about non-bank activities, expecting increased financial stability risk

January 14, 2025 0

The proliferation of activities of non-bank financial institutions – including their risk to financial stability – are of particular concern to the outgoing board chairman of the bank deposit insurance agency, he said in remarks Tuesday. Martin J. Gruenberg, who [...]