Standards for determining the permissibility of a bank or federal savings association (FSA) acquiring and holding real estate used as its premises (FSA), and leasing excess space or capacity, would be defined and incorporated in […]
A final rule that updates or eliminates outdated regulatory requirements that “no longer reflect the modern financial system,” incorporates or codifies agency interpretations, and more is set to take effect April 1, the Office of […]
How the federal agency that charters national banks interprets standards for federal preemption of state law under the 2010 financial consumer protection statute is detailed in a new interpretive letter. The letter, issued Friday by […]
The “forward” booklet explaining the organization, format, and process for revising portions of the Comptroller’s Handbook containing examiner guidance has been updated to rescind the version published in May 2019, according to a bulletin issued […]
Credit Suisse has 90 days to provide the Federal Reserve Bank of New York an acceptable plan for strengthening oversight of Bank Secrecy Act/anti-money laundering (BSA/AML) compliance across its U.S. operations under an order announced […]
A large remittance provider was assessed a $750,000 civil money penalty over “thousands” of remittance rule violations and required to correct its practices under a consent order announced Monday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau […]
An advisory opinion clarifying the content that a for-profit organization must include in a written plan that establishes and administers a special purpose credit program (SPCP) under Regulation B, which implements the Equal Credit Opportunity […]
Sarah Canepa Bang has been named senior advisor to Kyle Hauptman, who joined the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board Dec. 14 and was named vice chairman Friday. The NCUA, in a release Monday, said […]
The countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) that the Federal Reserve uses to increase the resilience of the financial system during times of heightened risk will remain at 0%, the Federal Reserve Board decided Friday. The CCyB […]
With barely two weeks left in 2020, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board on Thursday approved the agency’s final budget figures for 2021 and 2022 and approved a final rule that will, in time […]
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