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Federal Reserve Board Gov. Sarah Bloom Raskin on Thursday said regulators should move quickly to implement a robust set of capital and liquidity rules to avoid further uncertainty and costs for community banks.
June 6 -
The consumer agency has listened to agency concerns and issued reasonable, measured rules, but it still faces charges that it's unaccountable and out of control.
June 6 -
Three years ago, Visa executives told investors that one of their goals was to enter new businesses, but Visa CEO Charlie Scharf, who joined the company in October, says that is no longer the case.
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As the government banishes home loan products deemed unsuitable for most borrowers, why does it continue to backstop one thats pitched to aging seniors mainly by nonbank lenders?
June 6
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The $42 million pact is the first of its kind to resolve complaints that a mortgage servicer treated foreclosed homes differently based on the racial composition of the neighborhood.
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The industry is up in arms over a proposal that would require banks to disclose in call reports specific sources of fee revenue. In question is whether the mandate would improve oversight of safety and soundness or instead is aimed at furthering the policy agenda of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and consumer advocates.
June 6
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It's not just the anonymity. Like cash and Bitcoin transactions, Liberty Reserve transfers were non-reversible, and that's important to certain merchants.
June 6
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Law enforcement officials have arrested 11 people suspected in a $200 million global credit card fraud operation, according to the Serious Organized Crime Agency, a unit of the British government.
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Banks' defense against litigation over the sale of bad mortgage-backed securities to Fannie and Freddie hinges on the unseemly idea that it is unreasonable to assume that the world's largest banks would comply with the Securities Act of 1933.
June 6
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Law enforcement officials have arrested 11 people suspected in a $200 million global credit card fraud operation, according to the Serious Organized Crime Agency, a unit of the British government.
June 5
