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[ September 9, 2025 ] OCC names two to new positions – one aimed at ‘elevating’ chartering function OCC
[ September 9, 2025 ] Disrupting, detecting ‘financially motivated sextortion’ is target of notice Other
[ September 8, 2025 ] Bulletins aim to ‘end weaponization of financial system’ by curbing ‘politicized, unlawful debanking’ OCC
[ September 8, 2025 ] FinCEN revises SW border targeting order, raising threshold for CTR reports Other
[ September 5, 2025 ] Credit unions see loan growth outside of that for cars; ROAA — and delinquencies — on upswing NCUA

Credit union regulator board now has full complement as newest member sworn in

January 8, 2024 0

The newest member of the board for the federal credit union regulator was officially sworn in and joined the panel Monday, according to news reports. The website CUToday.info reported that Tanya Otsuka was sworn in […]

Banks, firm, workers slapped with enforcement actions, prohibitions, money penalties in November

January 3, 2024 0

Nine banks and a company serving banks were slapped with enforcement actions by the federal insurer of bank deposits in November, while one former credit union worker was prohibited from further service at financial institutions […]

Rule finalized accepting use of electronic communications in hearings; takes effect April 1

January 2, 2024 0

Recognizing the use of electronic communications in all aspects of administrative hearings and increasing the “efficiency and fairness of administrative adjudications” is the aim of a rule finalized last week by the federal financial institution […]

Senate confirms Otsuka to NCUA Board term lasting into 2029

December 21, 2023 0

Tanya Otsuka was confirmed Wednesday to a six-year term on the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board by voice vote of the full Senate. Otsuka, a Democrat, will have an NCUA Board term lasting through […]

Regulators make it clear: no changes necessary to AML/BSA programs in face of BOI rule

December 21, 2023 0

No changes are necessary to Bank Secrecy Act/anti–money laundering (AML/BSA) compliance programs designed to follow the 2016 Customer Due Diligence (CDD) rule because of the Jan. 1 effective date for the new beneficial ownership information […]

Agency updates CECL tool for credit unions, featuring ‘latest life-of-loan,’ other enrichments

December 21, 2023 0

The “latest life-of-loan,” or “Weighted Average Remaining Maturity,” and other enhancements are included in the updated tool to help credit unions comply with accounting rules designed to improve recognition of credit losses on loans and […]

NCUA wants comments on its funding through insurance program by Feb. 20

December 21, 2023 0

Comments are due Feb. 20 on the “overhead transfer rate” (OTR) methodology proposed by the federal credit union regulator at its meeting last month, the agency said Thursday. The OTR is the rate at which […]

Credit union regulator issues technical fix to reporting CECL transition amounts

December 20, 2023 0

A technical correction for calculating and reporting current expected credit loss (CECL) transition amounts on credit union call reports was issued Wednesday by the federal regulator of the cooperatives. “The transition to the CECL methodology […]

Credit unions step up filing of diversity self-assessments in ‘22, doubling tally from ‘21

December 13, 2023 0

Credit unions in 2022 doubled their numbers from the previous year for filing voluntary diversity self-assessments, their federal regulator said Wednesday in releasing a final report on last year’s filings. According to the National Credit […]

9.5% increase for NCUA’s 2024 budget, funding mechanisms up for action next Thursday

December 8, 2023 0

The 2024-2025 budget of credit unions’ federal regulator, its liquidity facility for credit unions, and budgetary funding mechanisms make up the action agenda for the Dec. 14 meeting of the agency’s board. The National Credit […]

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OCC names two to new positions – one aimed at ‘elevating’ chartering function

September 9, 2025 0

A new principal deputy chief counsel and a new top executive for chartering – a move that “elevates” the chartering function – were announced Tuesday by the national bank regulator. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) said [...]
Disrupting, detecting ‘financially motivated sextortion’ is target of notice

September 9, 2025 0

Helping financial institutions detect and disrupt financially motivated sextortion is the aim of a notice issued Monday by the Treasury’s anti-financial crimes arm. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) said the notice “underscores the importance of suspicious activity reporting (SAR) [...]
Bulletins aim to ‘end weaponization of financial system’ by curbing ‘politicized, unlawful debanking’

September 8, 2025 0

Eliminating “politicized or unlawful debanking” in the federal banking system is the subject of two bulletins issued Monday by the national bank regulator in an effort, the agency said, to “end the weaponization of the financial system.” That is, if [...]
FinCEN revises SW border targeting order, raising threshold for CTR reports

September 8, 2025 0

A reissued geographic targeting order (GTO), revised from March, increases the dollar threshold to $1,000 for cash transactions that certain money services businesses (MSB) must report on currency transaction reports (CTRs), Treasury’s financial crimes enforcement arm said Monday. The change [...]
FinCEN guidance says cross-border sharing of certain facts underlying a SAR not barred by BSA

September 5, 2025 0

Cross-border sharing among financial institutions of the underlying facts, transactions and documents upon which a suspicious activity report (SAR) is based is not the kind of sharing that is prohibited by the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), Treasury’s financial crimes enforcement [...]
FDIC list shows 2 banks ‘outstanding,’ 1 ‘needs to improve’ under CRA

September 5, 2025 0

Ratings assigned to 59 banks in June for their performance under the federal anti-redlining Community Reinvestment Act included two “outstanding” ratings and one “needs to improve,” according to information released Friday by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC). The remaining [...]