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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is looking to head off costly U.S.-U.K. tension over deposits after examining a 1993 budget legislation.
February 8
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The first hearing of the year for the Senate Banking Committee has been scheduled for Thursday morning at 10:30. Top banking regulators will be in attendance to discuss the implementation of the Dodd-Frank reform law among other issues.
February 8 -
New regulations fail to address the next wave of dubious practices sure to emerge and sully the reputation of responsible lenders. Remember: The Maginot line held; new technology just allowed forces to go around it.
February 8 -
It's time to lower the $250,000 coverage ceiling on FDIC deposit insurance.
February 7 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, created under the 2010 Dodd-Frank reform law, will take a comprehensive look at the relationship between universities and banks. Observers say it is likely to result in new regulations and restrictions on certain practices.
February 7 -
Taken to the extreme, new guidance from the Federal Reserve will require boards to evolve into something close to shadow management.
February 7 -
Federal Reserve Gov. Elizabeth Duke urged community bankers on Tuesday to continue lending despite challenges created by compliance with a host of new Dodd-Frank regulations.
February 6 -
A recent court ruling filed by a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has casted doubt over whether renominated Richard Cordray will continue to serve as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
February 6 -
Virtually all discussions of banking crises these days assume that depositors should always be protected, often at taxpayer expense. Let's consider whether at least some depositors should be bailed in.
February 6 -
Promontory responds to Joe Slavens.
February 6
