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Many appraisers are charging more or simply refusing to do FHA work, which to their minds now comes close to, if not crossing into, the remit of the home inspector.
May 27
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WASHINGTON The Federal Reserve will vote next week on whether to publish a blueprint for capital requirements for insurance firms under its supervision and insurance companies designated as systemically risky.
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The $2.5 billion-asset company disclosed in a regulatory filing Friday that Martyn Pell, president of its First Community Bank, had resigned, effective immediately.
May 27 -
Prime Trust FCU elects three to board; Pennsylvania CU Association gives out two awards and more.
May 27
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While many of the nation's biggest banks provide live streams of their shareholders meetings, many midsize institutions do not. Investors are urging more institutions to webcast those gatherings, based on a belief that doing so will increase transparency.
May 27
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Credit bureau TransUnion is diversifying its online security services with a strategic partnership announced this week with Dashlane, provider of a fast-growing password-management platform.
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U.S. banks, already troubled to put in place the alliances necessary to operate in Asia and other parts of the world, have even more to worry about in light of investigators' allegations that North Korea played a role in the cyber attacks on Swift partner banks throughout Southeast Asia as well as the Bangladesh account at the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. The National Credit Union Administration announced Friday the appointment of Board Member J. Mark McWatters as liaison to the Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC).
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The Federal Reserve has been conducting annual stress tests on the biggest banks' liquidity since 2012 tests the banks largely support. But as the Fed advances new liquidity rules, they're starting to question why more rules are necessary.
May 27 - New York
Banks have rushed to the exits when it comes to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac debt securities. Federal liquidity rules seem to be prompting big banks to do so, but why small banks are unloading the bonds, too, is more of a puzzler.
May 27
