Compliance

Regulators are removing several items from call reports, including details on troubled-debt restructurings and loss-share portfolios. Bankers are pleased, but the absence of certain data could frustrate outsiders.

Federal regulators warned mortgage servicers Monday that they will still expect them to offer loan modifications to distressed homeowners even after the Home Affordable Modification Program expires at yearend.

To hear PayPal CEO Dan Schulman tell it, his company's agreement with Visa this week is a transformative and history-making deal. But in at least one way, PayPal must make sure that history does not repeat itself.

Despite being warmly received by the industry, the nomination joins a long list of presidential appointments that are being help up in the Senate.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's plan to rein in payday and other lenders has some noticeable benefits for consumers, but much of the proposal should be revised.

Banking trade groups are asking the government to issue additional regulations to block the CFPB from seeking more data from FIs.

The National Credit Union Administration also announced an expected $2.7 million reduction in planned spending for the year.

HUD reverses course and decides to investigate findings by Inspector General that some DPA programs don't comply with FHA rules.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s fifth anniversary marks an important shift for the agency in which it pivots from rules required by the Dodd-Frank Act to pursuing other areas.

More than two dozen Democratic senators are calling on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to strengthen its payday lending proposal, arguing it contains loopholes that can be exploited by abusive lenders.