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Sen. Elizabeth Warren garnered support on Tuesday at a Wall Street reform event in Washington D.C. to help end "too big to fail."
November 12
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Americans for Financial Reform and the Roosevelt Institute have plans to release a joint paper Tuesday assessing policymakers' progress in implementing the Dodd-Frank Act.
November 12
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Industry-accepted standards would reduce friction and costs in satisfying compliance requirements during a time of heightened scrutiny for banks and their vendors.
November 12
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At some point, the CFPB may start asking if issuers' credit scoring models negatively affect minority credit card applicants more than white applicants.
November 12
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The 2008 financial crisis forced the Fed and Treasury into a too-cozy relationship and the Dodd-Frank law cemented it. Janet Yellen should use her confirmation hearing this week to reassert the central banks independence from the administration, argues editor-at-large Barbara Rehm
November 12
American Banker -
SaaS-based technology provides a blended approach to remittance processing that enables financial institutions to outsource infrastructure responsibilities, while retaining the management of transaction processing, bank deposits and receivable updates.
November 12
Transcentra -
Fidelity Investments, BlackRock Inc. and PIMCO were among more than two dozen firms, industry stakeholders and lawyers that filed letters in an effort to discount the credibility of a report released by the Office of Financial Research labeling asset management firms as systemically important.
November 11
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The proposed treatment of mortgage securities and associated mortgage financing activities will constrain the sector while handicapping efforts to bring private capital back to the secondary market.
November 11
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Bankers do not select the people who regulate them. To work, our system requires smart and prudent regulators as much as it requires smart and prudent bankers. Confirmation hearings should help us find out if Janet Yellen will be such a regulator.
November 11
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It was just a decade ago that about one-in-10 interactions in branches at banks and credit unions revolved around resolving a customer/member's problem. A missing payment. Lost credit card. PIN is a pain.
November 10