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[ May 1, 2025 ] Enforcement of ECOA small-business loan data collection deprioritized at CFPB CFPB
[ May 1, 2025 ] Nearly half of 25 banks evaluated in April by OCC earn ‘outstanding’ CRA ratings OCC
[ May 1, 2025 ] Texas commissioner re-elected as chair of state liaison committee to Exam Council Other
[ April 30, 2025 ] 2 Dems in Senate, House want IG to investigate NCUA Board member firings NCUA
[ April 30, 2025 ] Regulator closes small New Jersey credit union with ‘no prospect for restoring viable operations’ NCUA

Pre-Mulvaney bureau agenda cites proposed rules ahead on overdraft protection, debt collections

January 11, 2018 0

Rules on overdraft protection and communications in debt collections, as well as efforts to identify and relieve regulatory burden for financial services providers and small businesses, are all on the agenda prepared for the remainder […]

Credit card pacts with colleges decline, concentrate among issuers, report finds

January 4, 2018 0

The 10 largest credit card agreements between credit card issuers and universities reached an “unprecedented” 43% of all payments by issuers in 2016, according to a report issued Wednesday – although the number of agreements […]

Survey shows CFPB employees like their work, feel it’s important; some grumble about pay, recognition

January 3, 2018 0

Employees of the federal consumer watchdog agency overwhelmingly like the work that they do, have the information they need to do the job, are encouraged to come up with new and better ways to do […]

Consumer use of credit cards ramps up, report finds – and banks are making the most of it

December 28, 2017 0

Credit cards are making a comeback as consumer use is ramping up – and banks focusing on credit cards are taking advantage, seeing a triple return on their investments, according to the 2017 credit card […]

Changes ahead for prepaid rule, bureau declares; effective date to be extended again

December 22, 2017 0

Changes are coming next month to the final rule on prepaid accounts – in the meantime, the effective date of the rule will be extended, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said Thursday. In a short […]

Thresholds for mortgage disclosures data collection, TILA escrow requirements raised

December 21, 2017 0

Asset-size thresholds will be raised for exemptions from home mortgage disclosure data collection and requirements to establish escrow accounts for higher-priced mortgage loans under two final rules issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) […]

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Enforcement of ECOA small-business loan data collection deprioritized at CFPB

May 1, 2025 0

Add the agency’s Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) small-business loan data collection rule to those the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) won’t be going out of its way to enforce. The bureau said Wednesday that in light of a stay [...]
Nearly half of 25 banks evaluated in April by OCC earn ‘outstanding’ CRA ratings

May 1, 2025 0

About half of banks – out of 25 total – earned “outstanding” ratings for their compliance with anti-redlining regulations during April, the regulator of national banks said Thursday. In its latest monthly release of ratings for compliance with Community Reinvestment [...]
Texas commissioner re-elected as chair of state liaison committee to Exam Council

May 1, 2025 0

The Texas commissioner of banking will serve as the chair of the state regulator liaison committee for another year to the umbrella group of federal financial institution regulators, the agency announced Thursday. Charles G. Cooper, commissioner of the Texas Department [...]
2 Dems in Senate, House want IG to investigate NCUA Board member firings

April 30, 2025 0

The ranking Democrats on the U.S. Senate Banking Committee and House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday called for an inspector general investigation of the president’s recent firings of National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board Members Todd Harper and Tanya Otsuka. [...]
Regulator closes small New Jersey credit union with ‘no prospect for restoring viable operations’

April 30, 2025 0

A small New Jersey credit union was liquidated Wednesday by the federal credit union regulator after the agency said it had found the cooperative to be insolvent. The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) said it liquidated Unilever Federal Credit Union [...]
Three former credit union workers prohibited in April, agency reports

April 30, 2025 0

Three former credit union workers were prohibited in April from further work in federally insured financial institutions, the federal regulator announced Wednesday. The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) said the three individuals were: Anh-Thu Nguyen, a former worker of Goldenwest [...]

Pre-Mulvaney bureau agenda cites proposed rules ahead on overdraft protection, debt collections

Credit card pacts with colleges decline, concentrate among issuers, report finds

Survey shows CFPB employees like their work, feel it’s important; some grumble about pay, recognition

Consumer use of credit cards ramps up, report finds – and banks are making the most of it

Changes ahead for prepaid rule, bureau declares; effective date to be extended again

Thresholds for mortgage disclosures data collection, TILA escrow requirements raised

Hearing set on CFPB leadership dispute, as acting/deputy directors face off

Agency dials back on HMDA data error penalties, signals reconsideration of reporting requirements ahead

Bureau withdraws debt collection on-line survey; leadership ‘reconsidering’ in light of rulemaking review

Board approves 2018 $2.1 billion budget (down 3% from previous year), with acting CFPB director’s participation

Enforcement of ECOA small-business loan data collection deprioritized at CFPB

Nearly half of 25 banks evaluated in April by OCC earn ‘outstanding’ CRA ratings

Texas commissioner re-elected as chair of state liaison committee to Exam Council

2 Dems in Senate, House want IG to investigate NCUA Board member firings

Regulator closes small New Jersey credit union with ‘no prospect for restoring viable operations’

Three former credit union workers prohibited in April, agency reports