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[ November 26, 2024 ] Weaknesses in process for escalating supervisory concerns need to be addressed, report contends FDIC
[ 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

NCUA Board OKs use of alternative records to show a joint account qualifies separately for share insurance

February 18, 2021 0

A final rule permitting the use of records other than signed membership cards or account signature cards as evidence that a jointly owned account qualifies for share insurance coverage apart from individually owned accounts was […]

Joint credit union regulator, tax agency webinar to look at earned income tax credit, VITA programs

February 17, 2021 0

A webinar on the Earned Income Tax Credit and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) programs will be held Feb. 23 and co-sponsored by the federal credit union regulator and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the […]

Credit union regulator’s funds earn ‘clean’ opinions – but big challenges loom in year ahead, report says

February 16, 2021 0

While four funds administered by the federal credit union regulator all earned unmodified or “clean” audit opinions for 2020, the agency’s inspector general still outlined a number of 2021 challenges for credit unions that could […]

Final rule on joint ownership accounts, NCUSIF report slated Feb. 18

February 11, 2021 0

A final rule on what records can be used to support the insured status of a joint ownership share account is slated for action during an open meeting to be held virtually next Thursday by […]

NCUA urges ECIP-eligible credit unions to start working on applications now

February 11, 2021 0

Eligible credit unions interested in getting some of the $9 billion in capital provided for under the recently enacted Emergency Capital Investment Program at Treasury were encouraged to begin working on their applications sooner rather […]

Agency reminds credit unions of March 1 HMDA filing date

February 10, 2021 0

Credit unions required to file reports on home mortgage loan applications made last year have until March 1 to do so, their federal regulator told them Wednesday. In a Regulatory Alert (21-RA-03), the National Credit […]

Week ahead: Fed chief discusses jobs market, credit union agency head outlines priorities

February 5, 2021 0

The state of the U.S. labor market will be the focus of remarks next week by the chair of the nation’s central bank to a New York group, and priorities for the new chairman of […]

NCUA letter notes 2021 asset-size threshold adjustments under mortgage, credit report rules

February 4, 2021 0

Asset-size threshold adjustments for 2021 under federal mortgage regulations, and the annual adjustment for consumer report fee limits, are detailed for credit unions in National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Letter to Credit Unions 21-RA-02, released […]

New NCUA chairman to talk priorities during Feb. 11 webinar

February 2, 2021 0

National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Chairman Todd Harper will discuss his priorities at the agency during a 90-minute webinar slated Feb. 11, the agency announced Tuesday. The webinar, set for 2 p.m. ET, will also […]

NCUA’s Harper names Galicia chief of staff

February 1, 2021 0

Catherine Galicia has been selected as chief of staff by National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board Chairman Todd Harper, the credit union regulator announced Monday. Galicia had been serving as senior policy counsel since 2019 […]

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Weaknesses in process for escalating supervisory concerns need to be addressed, report contends

November 26, 2024 0

The process for escalating supervisory concerns at banks and other regulated institutions has weaknesses that should be addressed, according to a report issued Tuesday. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) said bank failures in 2023 “raised questions about federal regulators’ ability [...]
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 [...]