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A survey of 50 bank CIOs conducted by American Banker found CIOs' daily lives are still dominated by the need for state-of-the-art customer-facing technology, security concerns and concerns around business strategy and revenue growth.
August 2
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The National Credit Union Administration's plan to liberalize its rule governing member business lending has touched a raw nerve inside the community banking industry.
August 2 -
Auto lending experts agree CFPB's actions against the captive finance companies could open up a window of opportunity for CUs, but they warn there could be some negative consequences, too.
August 1 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. The ongoing dispute between state and federal regulators over NCUA's overhead transfer rate took yet another twist with the general counsel of NCUA writing a letter to the head of NASCUS that attempted to quash several of the trade group's arguments.
July 31 -
A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week, including whether independent consultants should be criminally liable for misrepresentations in their reports and whether higher rates will help or hurt banks.
July 31
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A lawsuit filed against NCUA was a last resort after the regulator declined an application for deposit insurance from a credit union chartered last year to serve Colorados legal marijuana industry.
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An NCUA proposal to make credit unions more competitive commercial lenders is drawing fire from community bankers, who say it invites risky underwriting, unfair competition and a repeat of the thrift crisis.
July 31
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Firing or cutting the pay of fraudulent or reckless bankers will go a lot further toward restoring the reputation of financial services than any new regulations, according to a reform-minded group of bankers and regulators.
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While the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has not deviated from a 2013 paper outlining a method for unwinding a giant firm, the agency has appeared to fine-tune its approach in significant ways.
July 31
