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Regulatory changes to the 1099-B, 1099-K and 1042-S forms, intended to help reduce the $450 billion tax gap, will make it much more difficult to avoid penalties and tricky customer service issues.
January 15
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Presidential inauguration planners have named Amalgamated Bank in New York as their go-to financial institution.
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House Democrats have chosen ranking members for the five banking panel subcommittees.
January 15 -
The Consumer Bankers Association is warning banks that they will face challenges booking loans while also competing with nonbanks in areas such as prepaid cards.
January 15 -
The National Consumer Law Center released a 90-page report Tuesday calling for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to make loan modifications mandatory in national servicing standards.
January 15 -
If the JPMorgan Chase board docks CEO Jamie Dimon's compensation only for the London Whales trading loss, he should consider himself fortunate that they are so myopic.
January 15
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The Fed and OCC issued consent orders against JPMorgan Chase related to its trading losses, but stopped short of fining the bank.
January 15 -
The Basel III liquidity plan is the latest case of a global rule hostile to local realities.
January 15
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The Fed and OCC orders against JPMorgan required them to fix their internal controls related to its trading activities, but stopped short of requiring sweeping changes or mandating a monetary penalty.
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In a speech at a California Bankers Association conference on Friday, Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry said regulators are close to completing the 'Volcker' trading ban and securitization rules.
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