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The FHA's mission to promote housing has contributed to its downfall in addressing its other mission: to maintain fiscal discipline of the mortgage insurance fund.
November 19
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The growth in hedge funds, private equity firms and other entities outside the regular banking system is leading one global group to call for stricter oversight of non-bank entities.
November 19 -
Regulators offer relief with Basel III delay, the Federal Housing Administration falters, credit card ad wars heat up.
November 19 -
An initial agreement between EBay and Intuit took effect in August 2006, and eBay backed away from hiring an Intuit employee for an opening at its PayPal unit, according to the complaint. By April 2007, the accord became a no-hire agreement,
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The event, hosted by the Federalist Society, was largely designed to focus on the CFPB. But former BB&T CEO John Allison used his time to openly argue for ending, or limiting, the Fed.
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WASHINGTON — State regulators in Georgia closed the $125 million-asset Hometown Community Bank in Braselton late Friday, stretching the industry's failure toll this year to 50.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's enforcement actions and remittance rule were hot topics at a panel with agency official Michael Gordon.
November 16 -
To offer credit as a means of promoting savings is a bit like a hospital encouraging people to get sick so they can be healed.
November 16
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says it will delay the effective date of new disclosures about escrow accounts and other items as the agency crafts a broader overhaul of mortgage forms.
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The Clearing House has named the top executives of two of the nation’s biggest banks to lead its supervisory board in the coming year.
November 16 -
New York's Attorney General has issued a letter demanding that Wells Fargo (WFC) resume processing mortgage modification requests for borrowers in states hit by Hurricane Sandy.
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An effort to overhaul commercial bankruptcy laws is in its early stages, and creditors in the syndicated loan market sense a threat to some of their most important tools for guarding collateral.
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The Lansing, Mich., company has a confirmation hearing on Dec. 4. A delay could prove costly to Capitol's survival; the state regulator has threatened to seize the company's bank in New Mexico on Dec. 20.
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Taxpayers are getting a bargain by propping up the cash-strapped Federal Housing Administration.
November 16
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A Holiday album from John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John may spur a rash of bank failures and spur the Fed to act, according to the satirical newspaper The Onion.
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Reintroduce an element of personal liability for highly paid senior bank executives, phase out the implicit government guarantee of senior creditors' claims at large banks and increase focus on board governance to ensure better aligned incentives.
November 16
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Visa Inc., the world's largest payments network, said it will provide documents to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission after the agency asked for information on a debit-card service that may have violated the Durbin amendment.
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Visa said it will provide documents to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission after the agency asked for information on a debit-card service that may have violated the Durbin amendment.
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How would the largest financial institutions fare during various future economic conditions? The Federal Reserve Board has released three scenarios the 19 big banks should use in preparing for their annual stress tests required by Dodd-Frank.
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