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[ October 31, 2025 ] Agency announces prohibitions, including two in MS and NC for misappropriations involving hundreds of thousands of dollars FDIC
[ October 31, 2025 ] Former MN credit union teller barred from future FI service NCUA
[ October 30, 2025 ] Report: credit union regulator board to stop publishing annual meeting schedules NCUA
[ October 30, 2025 ] Fed announces two prohibitions, from workers at AL and TN banks (the latter a NY branch) The Fed
[ October 29, 2025 ] CFPB rescinds rule on nonbank persons registry, withdraws proposal on firms using form contracts; more CFPB

Consumers start to borrow more, but not those at extreme ends of range

July 27, 2021 0

Consumer credit applications have returned to pre-pandemic levels, the federal consumer financial protection agency said Tuesday, with “prime” and “near-prime” consumers driving the recovery – but subprime and “deep subprime” consumer applications remain down. In […]

CFPB response to COVID-19, lending on agendas for August advisory panel meetings

July 27, 2021 0

Four advisory panels of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) are set to meet publicly over a three-day period in August, three of them focusing on broad regulatory policy matters, recent bureau initiatives related to […]

As end of Fed chair’s term looms early next year, White House mum on what’s next

July 16, 2021 0

If Federal Reserve Board (FRB) Chair Jerome H. (“Jay”) Powell should be looking over his shoulder at a replacement for him when his term runs out in February, the White House is giving no indication […]

Consumers leaving loan assistance sought at height of coronavirus crisis, including some in hard-hit areas

July 13, 2021 0

Most consumers have exited loan payment assistance they may have received early in the coronavirus crisis – and that includes some people who tended to live in communities hit hardest by the financial impact of […]

Fintech ordered to refund millions, pay penalty, for enabling loans to consumers without their permission

July 12, 2021 0

Enabling merchants to secure loans for consumers without their authorization has earned an Atlanta-based fintech company a consent order from the federal consumer financial protection agency, essentially requiring a refund of up to $9 million […]

NCUA, CFPB, FTC slate fraud webinar July 28 focused on servicemember protections

July 12, 2021 0

A webinar focusing on consumer financial protections for military servicemembers and their families is slated July 28 by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The […]

Bulletin 2021-03: Consumer Reporting of Rental Information

July 7, 2021 0

Title: Bulletin 2021-03: Consumer Reporting of Rental Information Subject: Consumer reporting Agency: CFPB Status: Enforcement compliance bulletin and policy guidance Summary: The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (Bureau) is issuing this Enforcement compliance bulletin and […]

COVID-related complaints saw uptick over overdraft fees charged for courtesy advances of EIPs

July 2, 2021 0

Consumer complaints about federal student loans fell off during the coronavirus crisis, but overdraft fees on checking accounts surged due to financial institutions attempting to help consumers have access to economic impact payments (EIPs), according […]

New bureau compliance bulletin focuses on reporting of rental, eviction information amid soon-expiring protections

July 1, 2021 0

Amid soon-expiring COVID-19 pandemic-related protections for renters, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on Thursday issued a compliance bulletin reminding landlords, consumer reporting agencies (CRAs), and others of their obligations to accurately report rental and eviction […]

Bureau seeks to ban firm for alleged deceptive debt relief, credit repair services

June 29, 2021 0

Charging deceptive debt relief and credit repair services, a Maryland-based financial firm faces a lawsuit by the federal consumer financial protection agency, which seeks to ban the firm from the financial services industry and impose […]

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Agency announces prohibitions, including two in MS and NC for misappropriations involving hundreds of thousands of dollars

October 31, 2025 0

Prohibitions for September were announced Friday by the federal bank deposit insurance agency, including two for allegedly misappropriating hundreds of thousands of dollars from their respective banks. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) said Shelley C. Bounchareune, a former employee [...]
Former MN credit union teller barred from future FI service

October 31, 2025 0

A former teller of Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union of Saint Paul, Minn., was barred from any future work in federally insured financial institutions under an October prohibition order. In the consent order, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) said [...]
Fed announces two prohibitions, from workers at AL and TN banks (the latter a NY branch)

October 30, 2025 0

Two prohibitions, both the result of recent consent agreements, were made public against two bankers by the Federal Reserve Thursday: one for a former New York worker, and the other for a former Alabama bank employee. The Fed said Md [...]
CFPB rescinds rule on nonbank persons registry, withdraws proposal on firms using form contracts; more

October 29, 2025 0

Nonbank “covered persons” who are subject to court or government agency’s final public orders related to offering or providing consumer financial products or services no longer need to get themselves on a registry maintained by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau [...]
CFPB: FCRA’s state-law preemption on credit reporting broader than held in 2022

October 28, 2025 0

The Fair Credit Reporting Act’s (FCRA) preemption of state laws related to consumer credit reporting is broader than presented in a now-rescinded 2022 interpretive rule, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) says. The CFPB, in a new interpretive rule published [...]
OCC wants to rescind guidelines for big banks on recovery planning; says banks ‘should’ be doing it anyway

October 27, 2025 0

Big banks – those with at least $100 billion in assets – are expected to be well managed and have appropriate risk-management processes in place; thus, no guidelines on “recovery planning” are necessary, the national bank regulator proposed late Monday. [...]
Comptroller jumps on stress-test reform bandwagon, praising Fed request for comment

October 27, 2025 0

Calling the current stress-test regime for large banks “too complex and opaque,” the national bank regulator late Monday praised the Federal Reserve for proposing changes to the stress test models. Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan V. Gould said the Fed’s [...]