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Supervisory priorities and examination plans affecting federally insured credit unions in 2019 – including full implementation of an extended exam cycle for certain well-run institutions – are outlined in a Letter to Credit Unions issued […]
“No” was the curt answer to the question of “would you resign if President Trump asked you to” that the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board offered at a Friday morning conference in Atlanta. Chairman […]
“Modernizing” the regulatory approach to evaluating bank and thrift performance under anti-redlining laws, with the aim to “encourage more lending and investment where they are needed most,” is at the top of priorities listed by […]
USAA Federal Savings Bank – one of the largest financial institutions serving active and retired members of the military, and their families – will pay $12 million in restitution and a $3.5 million civil money penalty (CMP) […]
The Senate confirmed 77 presidential nominees by voice vote Wednesday, as it raced to finish its business for the 115th Congress and adjourn, sine die, by noon Thursday – when the 116th Congress takes its place. Not […]
More than four in every five of the workers at the federal consumer financial protection agency acknowledge that the work they do is important (and a similar number say they like the work that they […]
Even though the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is unavailable because of the partial federal government shutdown, banks, savings and loan institutions and others can still make loans, the federal banking regulators said in a […]
Reversing a long-standing trend, credit card programs offered with colleges and universities or their affiliated entities increased in 2017, according to a report issued Friday by the federal consumer financial protection agency. In its College […]
The nation’s top banking regulator has finalized, effective Jan. 28, its September-proposed increase from $50 billion to $250 billion in the threshold asset size of banking institutions subject to the agency’s enforceable recovery planning guidelines, […]
Jonathan Gould is the new chief counsel for the federal regulator of national banks and thrifts, the agency said Wednesday, bringing his experience from the Senate Banking Committee where he also served as chief counsel. […]
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