Top headlines in today’s news …
Former professional football players suffering from neurological disorders, victims of the Deepwater Horizon oil-rig disaster, 9/11 first responders and others awaiting payment from legal settlements were lied to by a New Jersey company in loan […]
Prudent efforts by depository institutions to meet customers’ cash and financial needs affected by Hurricane Irma — when consistent with safe and-sound banking practices — generally will not be subject to examiner criticism, the Federal Deposit […]
Alleging that student loan borrowers were illegally sued for private student loan debt that the companies which made the loans couldn’t prove was owed or was too old to sue over, the Consumer Financial Protection […]
The deadline on the Comptroller’s request for comments about revising the “Volcker Rule” on Wednesday is among the top items on the schedule for the week ahead. Also this week: Federal Reserve Board Chairman Janet […]
Calling it a “first,” the CFPB has issued a “no-action” letter to a California company that evaluates loan applications using “alternative data” rather than traditional methods in the agency’s efforts to learn more about how […]
The House approved a spending plan Thursday that no longer includes a provision rolling the NCUA budget under the congressional appropriations process. On Wednesday, lawmakers approved an amendment to the 2018 Department of the Interior, Environment, […]
Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) regulations would be amended to conform to changes made this summer by the CFPB to its Regulation C (Home Mortgage Disclosure Act) and set to take effect Jan. 1, under a […]
The recovery from the housing meltdown of 2007-10 has been “uneven and painful” for communities of color, and it may take generations to restore what was lost, the director of the CFPB said Tuesday. In […]
The threshold for collecting and reporting data about open-end lines of credit will increase for some financial institutions for a two-year period, beginning Jan. 1, according to a final rule scheduled to be published by […]
Following the Oct. 2 release of its 2018-19 proposed budget, NCUA plans for an Oct. 18 public briefing on its spending plan, with an aim of “budget transparency” according to Board Chairman J. Mark McWatters. […]
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