Regulation and compliance
Regulation
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Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Gov. Martin OMalley pledged to reinstate the Glass-Steagall Act to separate commercial and investment banking, while former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said her reform plan was the only one to go after the nonbanks like AIG that caused the crisis.
January 18 -
Overlapping missions and jurisdictions are fueling competition between the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission, according to former officials at both agencies.
January 15 -
Overlapping missions and jurisdictions are fueling competition between the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission, according to former officials at both agencies.Feds Launch Massive Debt Collection Enforcement Sweep
January 15 -
Credit unions are still eagerly awaiting more information on the $5.1 billion settlement the megabank reportedly agreed to that would help the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund recoup at least a portion of the losses sustained during the financial crisis.
January 15 -
Several Republican presidential candidates called for a rollback of regulations on Thursday, saying that over-regulation is choking off job growth and the economy.
January 15 -
The former chief marketing officer of the failed Mirae Bank in Los Angeles was arrested following an eight-count indictment stemming from alleged loan fraud.
January 15 -
Drafting internal honor codes, and having employees pledge to follow them, could be a good first step to reversing negative opinions about banking.
January 15 -
Roughly 28% of Swift's correspondent bank users have signed up for the cooperative's KYC Registry, defying early skepticism about financial institutions' willingness to share information.
January 14 -
Financial services issues that helped define a presidency were largely absent from Tuesday's State of the Union address, including the crucial policy items that have not yet been resolved.
January 14 -
Nine former officers and directors accused of hiding problems at Superior Bank in Birmingham, Ala., will pay more than $1 million in penalties as part of settlements with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
January 13 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) late Wednesday said the director of the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) placed Clarkston Brandon Community Credit Union (CBCCU) into conservatorship and appointed NCUA as its conservator.
January 13 -
Even without a change in federal law, credit unions and banks can manage the risks associated with the marijuana business, argues a former federal bank examiner who now works in the cannabis industry.
January 13 -
Even without a change in federal law, banks can manage the risks associated with the marijuana business, argues a former federal bank examiner who now works in the cannabis industry.
January 13 -
National Credit Union Administration Board chairman Debbie Matz and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director Richard Cordray will team up for a webinar on Feb. 9.
January 13 -
The conventional wisdom is that MetLife is breaking itself up partly as a response to its designation as a systemically important company. But there is significant evidence that's wrong here's why.
January 13 -
U.S. lawmakers called for federal investigations into Clayton Homes, the mobile-home business at Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, after the Seattle Times and BuzzFeed News wrote that the company targeted minority borrowers and charged them higher interest rates on average than whites.
January 13 -
The project is likely to be mirrored at banks around the country as the automated clearing house evolves from settling payments in three to five days currently to same-day settlement in September and faster payments beyond that.
January 13 -
As fintech pitches itself as the future of consumer financial services to bankers, regulators, legislative staffers and journalists, it's not enough to claim that innovations are better. We nontechies want an explanation why, in layman's terms.
January 13 -
Republican lawmakers agree with Obama that outdated regulations need to be changed, but were pessimistic that the administration would support efforts to roll back the compliance burden on banks.
January 13 -
NCUA sent a letter to credit unions outlining the agencys top priorities examiners will be focusing on as they audit credit unions this year.
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