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[ August 25, 2026 ] Agencies rescind four-year policy on special purpose credit programs aimed to help disadvantaged consumers, businesses CFPB
[ August 25, 2026 ] FDIC reports higher ROA, net income for banks in second quarter FDIC
[ August 24, 2026 ] John Crews sworn in, designated NCUA Board chairman NCUA
[ August 24, 2026 ] Failed Philadelphia savings bank, closed late Friday, estimated to cost FDIC $5 million; sole branch reopens after P&A by other bank FDIC
[ August 20, 2026 ] Fed makes public two consents to prohibitions, both for misappropriation of customer funds The Fed

Exam council broadens focus in authentication, access guidance on digital banking services and systems

August 11, 2021 0

Revised guidance on effective authentication and access risk management principles and practices related to digital banking services and information systems was issued Wednesday by the umbrella Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC). The guidance replaces […]

Some mortgage servicers more helpful than others during pandemic, data shows; CFPB plans follow-up with ‘outliers’

August 10, 2021 0

Information received from 16 large mortgage servicers this spring to identify areas of risk in servicers’ COVID-19 pandemic response suggests some delinquent borrowers aren’t getting the help they are due, the federal consumer financial protection […]

Interpretive rule attempts to clarify impact of new (and sudden) Juneteenth holiday on mortgage rule requirements

August 5, 2021 0

Whether the new federal holiday of Juneteenth (marked for the first time as a federally observed break this past June) counts as a business day or federal holiday for purposes of mortgage rescissions and disclosures […]

Updated small-entity compliance guide for mortgage servicing includes latest rules

August 4, 2021 0

References to the most recent mortgage servicing rules are included in an updated small-entity compliance guide published Wednesday by the federal consumer financial protection agency. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the updates […]

Nov. 30 will be effective date for debt collection rules after all (not extended to Jan. 29)

July 30, 2021 0

After finding that an effective date extension of two final rules under fair debt collection laws is unnecessary, the federal consumer financial protection agency Friday said the rules would take effect, as originally planned, on […]

Survey results showed home loan borrowers had increasing optimism before pandemic

July 29, 2021 0

Slightly more Americans were not concerned about qualifying for a mortgage during the application process in 2019 (compared to the year before) before the COVID-19 pandemic began, according to updated mortgage loan-level data published Thursday […]

CFPB says new online tool helps pandemic-affected renters, landlords find payment assistance

July 28, 2021 0

An online tool aimed at helping renters and landlords affected by the COVID-19 pandemic find and apply for payment or assistance for rent, utilities, and other expenses was unveiled Wednesday by the federal agency charged […]

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 […]

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Agencies rescind four-year policy on special purpose credit programs aimed to help disadvantaged consumers, businesses

August 25, 2026 0

Recission of a four-year-old policy aimed at helping creditors expand responsible credit access to economically or socially disadvantaged consumers and commercial enterprises was announced Tuesday by federal banking and credit union agencies, along with other federal agencies. The rescission of [...]
FDIC reports higher ROA, net income for banks in second quarter

August 25, 2026 0

Second-quarter call report data show banks’ return on assets (ROA) and net income both up from the second quarter and from a year ago, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) said Tuesday. ROA overall was 1.37% in the second quarter, [...]
John Crews sworn in, designated NCUA Board chairman

August 24, 2026 0

A former Treasury official, John Crews, was sworn in Monday to a seat on the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board, and he was designated chairman by President Donald Trump, the agency said. Crews, nominated in May and confirmed by [...]
Failed Philadelphia savings bank, closed late Friday, estimated to cost FDIC $5 million; sole branch reopens after P&A by other bank

August 24, 2026 0

The sole branch of a failed Philadelphia savings bank was scheduled to reopen Monday after its deposits were assumed, and “substantially all” its assets were purchased, by another savings bank in the city, the federal insurer of bank deposits said [...]
Fed makes public two consents to prohibitions, both for misappropriation of customer funds

August 20, 2026 0

Two more former bank workers have consented to prohibition orders, both for misappropriation of customer funds, the Federal Reserve said Thursday. The one of the prohibitions is for a former employee at Regions Bank, adding to the at least four [...]
Crews awaits swearing-in to seat on NCUA Board

August 20, 2026 0

There’s been no news yet of the swearing-in of John Crews to a term on the board of the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), which is apparently working with all three board seats vacant. Crews, a Treasury official, was nominated [...]