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Brown-Vitter Bill Creates More Problems Than It Solves

Mayra Rodríguez Valladares | Apr 25
The Terminating Bailouts for Taxpayer Fairness Act adds more regulatory uncertainty to a financial sector that desperately needs clarity and direction.
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National/Global
Washington

PNC's Rohr on the Systemic Risk Issue No One Is Addressing

Barbara A. Rehm | Apr 25
During a lengthy interview, Jim Rohr, until recently the chief executive of PNC Financial Group, talked about cybersecurity, "too big to fail" and his bank's culture.
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Technology
Risk Management

The User Name and Password Are Dead. Now What?

Sean Sposito | Apr 25
A panel this week at the CEB TowerGroup conference in Boston focused on the future of authentication.
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Risk Management
Technology

Small Bank Support Key to Brown-Vitter TBTF Strategy

Victoria Finkle | Apr 24
Sens. David Vitter and Sherrod Brown are courting a key constituency — small banks — that they hope can help build support for their legislation to tackle "too big to fail."
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Community Banking
Washington

Brown, Vitter Officially Unveil 'Too Big to Fail' Bill

Victoria Finkle | Apr 24
Washington's "odd couple" — Sens. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, and David Vitter, R-La. — released their much anticipated capital standards bill on Wednesday, designed to address growing concern over whether some institutions are "too big to fail."
Comments (2)
Risk Management
Washington

Citigroup Says Debt Beats Peers in Advance of 'Bail-In' Rule

Apr 24
Citigroup said it's better-prepared than some rivals to withstand the impact of new anti-bailout rules that could force lenders to sell more debt.
Risk Management
Regulation & Reform

NCR Rolls Out System to Help Banks Combat ATM Skimming

Brian Browdie | Apr 24
NCR said its Skimming Protection Solution product can prevent so-called skimming attacks, in which a thief installs a card slot on an ATM with the goal of swiping data embedded on a card's magnetic strip.
Risk Management
Technology

Time to Bring Bank Staff Back Onshore

Michael Nuciforo | Apr 24
Wage costs offshore are on the rise. Local talent is available in abundance and the growing popularity of digital channels has created ample cost-reduction opportunities at home.
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Mergers & Acquisitions
Risk Management

First Look: The Trouble with Challenge Questions

Mary Wisniewski | Apr 24
Nebulous security challenge questions like, "Who's the best man in your life?" have got to go.
Risk Management
Technology

Regulatory Uncertainty Hurts Bank Stocks, Stifles Economy

Charles W. Calomiris and Doron Nissim | Apr 23
Banks' ability to provide crucial services in support of economic growth reflect their risk-bearing capacity, which is directly related to market valuations of bank franchises.
Risk Management
National/Global

Companies Not Prepared for Data Breaches, Survey Finds

Chris Cumming | Apr 23
Companies know that data breaches can be costly but still struggle to prepare for them, a new survey by Experian and the Ponemon Institute finds.
Risk Management
Technology

Banks Remain the Top Target for Hackers, Report Says

Sean Sposito | Apr 23
Verizon has released its sixth annual Data Breach Investigations Report, and – no surprise – banks are at the top of the list of companies besieged by cyber threats.
Risk Management
Technology

Largest U.S. Credit Union Likely to Avoid Systemic Designation

Apr 22
Navy Federal Credit Union, the largest such institution in the U.S., is unlikely to be designated systemically important, according to a member of the Financial Stability Oversight Council.
Risk Management
Community Banking

The Case Against Anonymous Payments

Apr 22
Privacy in electronic payments is critical does not entail anonymity, argues Dave Birch of Consult Hyperion. Encryption technologies can protect privacy while allowing authorities to trace stolen digital money in break-the-glass situations, he maintains.

Related article: Why Some Payments Should Remain Anonymous

Risk Management
Technology

Fed Rule for Overseas Bank Units May Spark Retaliation

Apr 22
The European Union intensified its campaign against U.S. Federal Reserve proposals to toughen oversight of bank units belonging to overseas lenders, warning of "potential retaliation" against the plans.
Risk Management
National/Global

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