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Perversely, the proposed compliance framework presumes that a banking entity has violated the Volcker Rule unless the entity can prove otherwise.
February 16
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Large debt collection and credit reporting firms would face federal supervision for the first time under a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposal issued Thursday.
February 16 -
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and FDIC Chairman Marty Gruenberg said regulators are seeking to keep community banks vibrant.
February 16 -
Fannie Mae is considering Timothy Mayopoulos, the head of a banking industry trade group and its own general counsel, as possible replacements for departing Chief Executive Michael Williams, according to The Wall Street Journal.
February 16 -
A small restaurant in Park City, Utah, figures to play a big role in determining how card networks prove suspected card data security breaches and whether card processors rightfully can deduct funds from merchant accounts–without telling the merchants–to cover their own network fines for breaches allegedly stemming from a client failing to comply with Payment Card Industry data-security standards.
February 16 -
After a slow start to the year for consumer statute litigation - specifically the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act - all three categories jumped in the second half of January, according to data from U.S. District Courts.
February 16 -
The Center for Responsible Lending was one of 15 organizations on Thursday to receive a MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions.
February 16 -
A two-year inquiry into tri-party repurchase agreements has not figured out how to fully eliminate systemic risk from this arcane market.
February 15 -
Congress has begun to consider ways to enhance the ombudsman programs at the federal financial regulatory agencies. These programs are an especially important part of the regulatory process, and are deserving of thoughtful ways to increase their efficacy.
February 15
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An industry group's failure to expeditiously reform the workings of one of the repo market is forcing the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to adopt a stronger monitoring role in the sector.
February 15



