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[ January 13, 2025 ] NCUA conserves small OH credit union, cites ‘unsafe and unsound practices’ NCUA
[ January 10, 2025 ] Eying changes ahead this month, FDIC Board vice chair outlines his agenda for new administration FDIC
[ January 10, 2025 ] Bureau seeks public comment on emerging payment mechanisms; proposes rule for how EFTA would cover CFPB
[ January 9, 2025 ] Agency recognizes first standard-setting group for ‘open banking;’ conditions apply to five-year approval CFPB
[ January 8, 2025 ] Banks in areas affected by California fires may close, OCC proclaims OCC

Nominee for credit union regulator board advances after criticism from panel’s top Democrat

August 5, 2020 0

The nomination of a new member to the board of the federal regulator of credit unions was recommended for confirmation by the Senate Banking Committee Wednesday, but only after receiving some opposition by the panel’s […]

Regulator urges more credit unions to complete diversity self-assessment

August 3, 2020 0

More credit unions are being urged by their federal regulator to complete the Annual Voluntary Credit Union Diversity Self-Assessment as a “small step” toward real changes in social justice, according to a letter from the […]

Former FL credit union worker prohibited after sentencing for ID theft, embezzlement, fraud

July 31, 2020 0

Sentencing on charges of identity theft, embezzlement, fraud, and theft led to the prohibition of a Florida credit union employee from future participation in the affairs of any federally insured financial institution, the federal credit […]

NCUA operating fee rule changes would exclude PPP loans, revise asset calculation; comments sought on op fee, overhead transfer rate methodologies

July 30, 2020 0

A proposed rule to revise how federal credit union (FCU) assets are calculated for operating fee assessment purposes and another on the methodologies used in setting the agency’s operating fee schedule and overhead transfer rate […]

CECL’s ‘day one’ effects on credit union capital would be phased in over 3 years under proposed rule

July 30, 2020 0

A proposal that would phase in over three years the “day one” adverse effects on credit unions’ regulatory capital under the “current expected credit losses” (CECL) accounting standard, but which would exempt small credit unions […]

Combined statistical area with population up to 2.5 million once again deemed a ‘well-defined’ local community an FCU may serve

July 30, 2020 0

A federally chartered credit union will once again be able to seek to serve a combined statistical area (CSA) as a “well-defined” local community if that area has a population no greater than 2.5 million […]

Hood reiterates board’s plan for CECL action Thursday in remarks to credit union group

July 29, 2020 0

Queuing up Thursday’s planned action regarding the credit loss accounting standard, National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board Chairman Rodney Hood told a credit union group Wednesday that he remains concerned about the standard’s potential impact […]

August webinar focuses on credit union lending to small-business exporters

July 28, 2020 0

A webinar for credit unions, “Export Financing for Your Small Business Members,” will be hosted Aug. 19 by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) and feature Export-Import Bank staff providing a look at the bank’s […]

NCUA alert details mortgage servicers’ COVID-19-related loss mitigation options

July 28, 2020 0

An interim final rule detailing how mortgage servicers can provide COVID-19-related forbearance based on their evaluation of limited information collected from a borrower – and which took effect July 1 – is outlined in a […]

Final reg on FOM, CECL transition proposed rule slated July 30 by NCUA Board

July 23, 2020 0

The board of credit unions’ federal regulatory agency will consider a final rule on chartering and field-of-membership, a proposed rule on credit unions’ transition to the accounting industry’s “current expected credit losses” (CECL) methodology, and […]

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Eying changes ahead this month, FDIC Board vice chair outlines his agenda for new administration

January 10, 2025 0

Work on a “new direction” for the federal bank deposit insurer will begin on Jan. 20, the likely next acting chairman of the agency’s board said Friday, including a lesser focus on process, an “open-minded approach” to innovation and technology, [...]
Bureau seeks public comment on emerging payment mechanisms; proposes rule for how EFTA would cover

January 10, 2025 0

Requirements that apply to emerging payment mechanisms – such as those used in video gaming platforms — are the subject of a proposed interpretive rule issued Friday by the federal consumer financial protection agency. The proposal looks at such payment [...]
Agency recognizes first standard-setting group for ‘open banking;’ conditions apply to five-year approval

January 9, 2025 0

A non-profit organization operating in the United States and Canada is the first to be recognized as a standard-setting body for open banking, the federal consumer financial protection agency said late Wednesday. The application by Financial Data Exchange (FDX) to [...]
Banks in areas affected by California fires may close, OCC proclaims

January 8, 2025 0

National banks and federal savings institutions may close in areas affected by the fires in the Los Angeles area, the national bank regulator said Wednesday. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) said, by its proclamation, it expects [...]
Final rule limiting use of medical information by creditors, including eligibility for credit, given green light

January 7, 2025 0

A regulatory exception that previously permitted a creditor to obtain or use medical information, including medical debt information, is removed under a new rule on medical debt collection issued Tuesday by the federal consumer financial protection agency. The Consumer Financial [...]
CFPB, citing ‘sham investigations,’ says Experian failed consumers who disputed credit report data; suit seeks redress, fines

January 7, 2025 0

A lawsuit alleging that consumer reporting agency Experian unlawfully failed to properly investigate consumers’ disputes over information in their credit reports was filed Tuesday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). The CFPB said that Experian Information Solutions, Inc. – [...]
Credit risk, balance sheet management top supervisory priorities in 2025 by credit union regulator

January 7, 2025 0

Credit risk, balance sheet management, and risk to earnings and net worth are among the top supervisory priorities for the federal credit union agency in the new year, it said in a letter to the institutions is supervises Tuesday. The [...]