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If you had a RushCard in October 2015 (and you don’t any longer) check your mail: the federal consumer protection bureau said Tuesday you were sent a check. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said […]
Treasury should assess whether shifts in remittance flows to non-banking channels for “fragile countries” may affect the department’s ability to monitor for financial crimes and, if necessary, identify corrective actions, according to a report issued […]
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on Thursday issued a final rule to simplify statement requirements for mortgage servicers working with borrowers in bankruptcy. The revisions, which change provisions in the bureau’s 2016 rule for […]
Bills on data security and breach notification – one still in draft form – drew mixed reviews from witnesses Wednesday before a House subcommittee, with both industry groups and a representative of a state government […]
Nearly a quarter-million consumers who were assessed inflated transaction fees by a Delaware bank will be paid about $1.3 million in restitution under a settlement announced by the federal deposit insurer Wednesday. The bank was […]
Three bills – extending the “qualified mortgage” safe harbor, reducing reporting requirements for smaller financial institutions, and combatting the financial network of transnational criminals – were approved by the House Tuesday. All three passed by […]
The Senate on Tuesday voted 67-32 to proceed to consideration of a bill that would increase the size of banks subject to certain prudential supervisory requirements under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law while easing some […]
Credit union performance improved marginally in 2017 over the previous year, but nonetheless showed continued, consistent positive net income and net worth, year-end numbers from the federal credit union regulator showed Monday. Year-end (and fourth […]
The Federal Reserve is working with other financial regulators to produce a proposed rule to inject more clarity and transparency into the Volcker rule, Fed Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal Quarles said during a speech […]
Eliminating Treasury’s Office of Financial Research, replacing the “orderly liquidation authority” with bankruptcy provisions, realigning the Dodd-Frank Act and establishing a “rules-based” monetary policy are issues to be reviewed by a House committee its markup […]
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