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If you thought bankers were happy when Barney Frank left, try 'em now that Sen. Carl Levin has decided to retire next year and relinquish his hold on the aptly named Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.
March 8 -
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., is urging the Justice Department to investigate Lender Processing Services for double-billing of foreclosure-related legal fees.
March 8 -
The ATM Industry Association is calling for an extension to the April 19 deadline when ATM owners and operators are scheduled to become responsible for foreign transaction fraud, arguing the EMV migration timeline for the ATM industry should mirror the longer deadlines placed on merchants and retail point of sale.
March 8 -
MBIA lost an appeals court bid to recover from the FDIC at least $244 million of claims and expenses stemming from mortgage-backed securities issued by IndyMac, which failed in 2008.
March 8 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. responds to two recent posts that cited its underbanked survey results.
March 8
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Produce a video for members of Congress to watch that focuses on a typical banking transaction and shows the various laws, regulations and other issuances that come into play at every stage of the process.
March 8 -
William Loving believes that the banking industry will shrink at a much slower rate than what many predict.
March 8
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The Federal Reserve Board released the first round of results from stress tests required under the Dodd-Frank Act. American Banker's Joe Adler asks and answers everyone's frequently asked questions.
March 8 -
The Treasury Department plans to auction its holdings in seven banks, including Flagstar Bancorp (FBC), as it continues to unwind the Troubled Asset Relief Program holdings.
March 8 -
The Federal Reserve board disclosed the initial round of results required under the Dodd-Frank law on the portfolios of the 18 largest bank holding companies.
March 8
