American Bankers Association

The comment period on NCUA's notice of proposed rulemaking on alternative capital ended last week, and judging by the letters, another battle is brewing.

Fintech firms, banks, state regulators and consumer protection groups all expressed significant reservations about the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's latest plan on its fintech charter initiative.

The trade association's lawsuit challenging new field-of-membership rules may have the opposite effect, as more credit unions consider expansion before the litigation is resolved.

Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., told a meeting of bankers not to focus on credit unions' tax exemption in talks with lawmakers, saying the two industries should unite over regulatory reform.

Though it's too early to have a concrete plan regarding Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the administration is creating a set of principles that it hopes to release in a few months.

Some in the industry are faulting The Clearing House Association's plan to make anti-money-laundering rules more efficient.

The industry had cause to celebrate when the regulator revamped its MBL and FOM regulations, but several fights are brewing.

Attendees at an American Bankers Association conference believe a massive overhaul of banking regulations is unlikely.

What if your credit union could serve every man, woman and child in the U.S.? Turns out a select few already can.

Bankers' association takes the Federal Reserve to court over dividends diverted to highway fund; JPMorgan Chase CEO makes a killing buying his stock at the bottom.

The American Bankers Association filed a lawsuit Thursday against the federal government over a Federal Reserve rule mandated by Congress that diverts dividend payments to Fed member banks to the highway fund.

The American Bankers Association has added a feature to its national crime database to help banks monitor and analyze ATM skimming.

The banking trade group confirmed that it has run a formal bidding process to find a partner.

The National Credit Union Administration and credit union trade groups cheered a judge's decision to dismiss a lawsuit against the agency's member business lending rule, but ICBA is still mulling the possibility of an appeal.