Notices and information from other, related federal agencies of interest (FinCEN, etc.)
An interactive suspicious activity report (SAR) statistics webpage – Interactive SAR Stats – has been updated to include filing trend data by industry, updated through the 2020 calendar year, Treasury’s financial crimes enforcement unit said […]
Evictions of tenants in counties experiencing substantial and high levels of community transmission levels of the coronavirus are banned until Oct. 3 under an order issued Tuesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]
An extension to Sept. 30 of foreclosure-related eviction moratoria was announced late last week by four federal agencies which administer programs of providing and insuring affordable rental housing, just one day before the expiration of […]
Three federal bank and credit union regulators are slated to testify next Tuesday before a Senate Banking Committee hearing, “Oversight of Regulators: Does our Financial System Work for Everyone?” Those scheduled to testify include Todd […]
The White House Monday said President Joe Biden (D) intends to nominate Graham Steele to fill the post of assistant Treasury secretary for financial institutions, which helps set policy on financial institutions, government-sponsored enterprises, and […]
Nellie Liang was confirmed by the Senate Thursday as Treasury under secretary for domestic finance – responsible for policy on financial institutions, financial markets, and more – with nearly three-fourths of the Senate voting in favor. […]
A meeting with invited financial institution representatives and other stakeholders to discuss ongoing concerns about ransomware and efforts to address those is slated next month by the Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the agency […]
Data files for determining compliance with anti-redlining laws and rules, and for determining fulfillment with mortgage lending reporting rules, are now available, the federal financial institutions’ umbrella group said Wednesday. In separate releases, the Federal […]
While the international financial system displayed resiliency in dealing with the coronavirus crisis last year, the impact of the pandemic may include further tests to resiliency ahead, according to a report published Tuesday by an […]
Federal moratoriums on mortgage foreclosures during the pandemic helped push foreclosures down some 85% from June 2019 to June 2020, and foreclosures remained low through February 2021, a report by the congressional watchdog shows. The […]
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