Federal Preemption of State Laws: An Archive of Previous Coverage

Preemption battles between federal banking regulators and state governments have already emerged as one of the hottest policy stories of 2003. As demonstrated in the stories whose links are provided below, the passage of predatory lending and privacy bills by activist state legislatures, and the need to renew key provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, are forcing a strong federal reaction.

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From the Agencies

  • OCC Preemption Letter: 02/21/03 Notice of Request for Preemption Determination or Order
  • OCC Advisory Letter 2003-3: 02/21/03 Avoiding Predatory and Abusive Lending Practices in Brokered and Purchased Loans
  • OCC Advisory Letter 2003-2: 02/21/03 Guidelines for National Banks to Guard Against Predatory and Abusive Lending Practices
  • OCC NR 2003-07: 01/31/03 OCC Seeks Comment on Package of Rules Dealing with AHEOA, Fiduciary Activities, Real Estate Lending and Visitorial Powers
  • OTS 03-04: 01/30/03 OTS Says New York Law Doesn't Apply To Federal Thrifts
  • OTS Legal Opinion 03-2: 01/30/03 Preemption of New York Predatory Lending Law
  • OTS 03-02: 01/22/03 OTS Says Georgia Law Doesn't Apply to Federal Thrifts
  • OTS Legal Opinion 03-1: 01/22/03 Preemption of Georgia Fair Lending Act
  • OTS 02-38: 10/02/02 OTS Says California Law Doesn't Apply to Federal Thrifts

For additional coverage of regulatory compliance and legislative events, including pending activity calendars, agency announcements, calls for comment, and more, visit American Banker Online's Washington/Regulatory page at http://www.americanbanker.com/washingtonregulatory.html.


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