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Insurance companies will urge U.S. lawmakers today to stop the Federal Reserve from imposing bank-like capital standards on their industry.
March 11 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is planning to eliminate its current employee performance management system after data showed minorities were rated lower than white employees.
March 10 -
In his annual shareholder address, the longtime CEO explained how M&T is working to fix its BSA compliance issues, took a swipe at megabanks and sang the praises of the bank's hometown.
March 10 -
Keith Pedigo, who led efforts to modernize the Department of Veterans Affairs home loan guarantee program, has joined Collingwood Group, founded by a former FHA Commissioner.
March 10 -
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has joined other regulators in seeking to simplify megabanks' myriad legal entities. But instead of being focused on helping a bank to unwind in a failure, the OCC argues simplification can greatly help operational efficiency.
March 10 -
The discovery of racial disparities at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau gives real cause for concern, but it also presents an opportunity for the whole financial services sector to have a broad, healthy dialogue about diversity.
March 10
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could return $179.2 billion in profits to taxpayers over the next 10 years if they continue operating under federal conservatorship, according to White House budget analysts.
March 10 -
The housing sector is increasingly a drag on consumption and job creation. The fault lies not with the market but with ill-considered regulations and bank capital rules.
March 10 -
The settlement of the Visa and MasterCard class action interchange swipe fee case has spawned a new type of companythe third-party claims filing company.
March 10
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