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The largest U.S. banks are starting to question whether the advanced approaches modeling program embedded in the Basel accords is still valuable in a world where their capital levels are increasingly dictated by the annual stress tests and a supplementary leverage ratio.
August 31 -
The National Association of Realtors is urging policymakers to implement reforms meant to qualify more condominium buyers for Federal Housing Administration loans.
August 31 -
Plenty of banks have ended their federal loss-share deals early, but despite the incentives to wind them down, plenty more still have these crisis-era arrangements in place. It may be due to varying deadlines, mistakes calculating loan values or worries that they still might need the coverage for home equity lines.
August 31 -
A breakdown in internal controls at Bank of Princeton almost killed a deal to sell the company to Investors Bancorp.
August 31 -
Industry fears about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's "UDAAP" authority recall steps Congress took in the '70s to rein in the Federal Trade Commission.
August 31
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The Financial Stability Board said Wednesday in its annual report to the G-20 that progress is being made in implementing post-crisis financial reforms, but that implementation of specific initiatives remains uneven across industrialized nations.
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The growth in loan demand and the industry's interest-related income has come in spite of continued pressures on bank profitability.
August 30 -
A longtime advocate for African-American-owned financial institutions argues that regulators should be taking more forceful action to keep them alive.
August 30 -
Banks and regulators both deserve credit for how they have navigated the post-crisis period, but how regulators continue to implement rules and how banks continue to deal with this environment will determine if this is a turning point for finance or the prelude to another round of pain.
August 30
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U.S. banking earnings rose 1.4% in the second quarter from a year earlier to $43.6 billion driven largely by interest-related income while the Deposit Insurance Fund hit a key trigger that will affect industry premiums.
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