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[ September 17, 2021 ] Recent OCC enforcements included $3M fine for GA bank over FHA violations OCC
[ September 17, 2021 ] Banks’ $8.1B in Q2 trading revenue lags previous quarter, year OCC
[ September 17, 2021 ] Report: millions of renters face ‘previously avoided’ economic harms as relief ends CFPB
[ September 16, 2021 ] Credit union regulator to consider another proposed rule on subordinated debt at monthly meeting NCUA
[ September 16, 2021 ] To combat rising online child sex exploitation, FinCEN issues new SAR filing instructions Other

Report: millions of renters face ‘previously avoided’ economic harms as relief ends

September 17, 2021 0

Millions of renters and their families may suffer previously avoided economic harms of the coronavirus crisis as federal and state relief programs end, the federal consumer financial protection agency warned in a report issued Friday. […]

Banks have regulatory flexibility to help communities facing disasters, emergencies, bureau reminds

September 14, 2021 0

Existing laws and regulations provide banks and other supervised entities regulatory flexibility to take certain actions that can benefit consumers in communities under stress from disasters or emergencies and hasten recovery, the consumer financial protection […]

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Recent OCC enforcements included $3M fine for GA bank over FHA violations

September 17, 2021 0

A $3 million civil money penalty was assessed against Cadence Bank, N.A., of Atlanta, Ga., in late August over findings that the bank engaged in violations of the Fair Housing Act (FHA) and its implementing rules, the Office of the [...]
Banks’ $8.1B in Q2 trading revenue lags previous quarter, year

September 17, 2021 0

U.S. commercial banks and savings associations reported $8.1 billion in trading revenue for the second quarter of 2021, down $2.4 billion, or 22.9%, from the first quarter and down $5.6 billion, or 40.9%, from a year earlier, the institutions’ federal [...]
Report: millions of renters face ‘previously avoided’ economic harms as relief ends

September 17, 2021 0

Millions of renters and their families may suffer previously avoided economic harms of the coronavirus crisis as federal and state relief programs end, the federal consumer financial protection agency warned in a report issued Friday. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau [...]
Credit union regulator to consider another proposed rule on subordinated debt at monthly meeting

September 16, 2021 0

A proposed rule on subordinated debt will be on the agenda of the federal credit union regulator’s board when it meets Sept. 23, according to an agenda published Thursday by the agency. According to the agenda posted on its website, [...]

Report: millions of renters face ‘previously avoided’ economic harms as relief ends

Banks have regulatory flexibility to help communities facing disasters, emergencies, bureau reminds

Bureau sues online lender once more for misrepresentation of products, services

Court upholds payday loan rule, setting mandatory compliance date for mid-2022

Bureau tells Virginia firm to stop misleading student borrowers about products

Proposal would collect business lending data from lenders

Credit access for credit cards fell during pandemic – but increased for mortgages, auto loans, report asserts

CFPB pushing all CARD Act submissions to ‘Collect’ website beginning with data due Jan. 31

CFPB says continued boom in mortgage refinancings last year drove rise in closed-end originations

CFPB teams up with HUD to lead one of six Census Bureau tech sprints on post-pandemic challenges

Recent OCC enforcements included $3M fine for GA bank over FHA violations

Banks’ $8.1B in Q2 trading revenue lags previous quarter, year

Report: millions of renters face ‘previously avoided’ economic harms as relief ends

Credit union regulator to consider another proposed rule on subordinated debt at monthly meeting