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[ September 11, 2025 ] FDIC seeking comments on proposed AML/CFT burden survey meant for use by all federal bank, CU regulators FDIC
[ September 10, 2025 ] Banking agencies slate Oct. 30 outreach meeting on EGRPRA reg review FDIC
[ 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

Comments due May 2 on proposal raising asset-size threshold for large-credit-union supervision office

March 3, 2022 0

A proposal raising from $10 billion to $15 billion the asset size of certain federally insured credit unions (FICUs) whose supervision is handled by an office assigned to large, complex institutions is out for public […]

Asset Threshold for Determining the Appropriate Supervisory Office

March 3, 2022 0

Title: Asset Threshold for Determining the Appropriate Supervisory Office Subject: ONES supervision Agency: NCUA Status: Final rule Summary: The NCUA Board (Board) is amending its regulations to revise the $10 billion asset threshold used for […]

Agency to end conservatorship of small GA credit union by middle of month

March 2, 2022 0

A $43 million, Georgia credit union will soon be back in the hands of its members after being conserved about two years ago, its federal regulator said Tuesday. Southern Pine Credit Union of Valdosta, Ga., […]

2 NCUA Board members talk innovation before credit union audience

March 1, 2022 0

Fintech and cryptocurrency were among the key topics Tuesday of addresses by two members of the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board before a Washington, D.C., audience of credit union leaders and staff. Speaking before […]

Overdraft fees, consumer compliance remain key priorities, credit union regulator asserts

February 28, 2022 0

Credit unions can expect a review of their overdraft fee programs during examinations this year, their federal regulator’s ultimate intent being to use what’s learned in the reviews for “a more thorough review” next year, […]

Former AR credit union employee barred from future service in insured FIs

February 28, 2022 0

A former Ark City Teachers Credit Union employee who allegedly embezzled some $1.024 million from the Arkansas City, Ark., institution is barred from any future involvement in the affairs of a federally insured depository institution […]

Credit unions to share $560 million distributed from failed ‘corporate’ credit unions in fourth payout by federal regulator

February 28, 2022 0

More than $560 million will be distributed to more than 2,100 credit union shareholders by their federal regulator, the agency said Monday, in capital and dividends from conserved “corporate” credit unions. The distributions are expected […]

Credit unions urged to adopt ‘heightened sense’ of cybersecurity in wake of Russia Ukraine invasion

February 24, 2022 0

Big or small, financial institutions around the U.S. should be on guard for cyberattacks following Russian’s invasion of Ukraine, and allied responses to it, the federal credit regulator said Thursday. Passing along two alerts from […]

Webinar on call report changes repeated, new one set for CAMELS, by credit union regulator

February 24, 2022 0

Webinars on changes in the first credit union call report of 2022, and for the regulatory exam rating system, are planned by their federal regulator for March 8 and 10, respectively. The National Credit Union […]

Credit union regulator drops ‘streamlined’ application process for CDFI Fund, leaves it to Treasury

February 24, 2022 0

A “streamlined” application process is being phased out for credit unions eligible to be certified as a community development financial institution (CDFI), the federal credit union regulator said Thursday. Instead, the National Credit Union Administration […]

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FDIC seeking comments on proposed AML/CFT burden survey meant for use by all federal bank, CU regulators

September 11, 2025 0

The costs to depository institutions of complying with Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) requirements are sought in an agency information collection proposed for Office of Management and Budget (OMB) approval, according to [...]
Banking agencies slate Oct. 30 outreach meeting on EGRPRA reg review

September 10, 2025 0

Those interested in airing their views on federal banking regulators’ work considering what regulations might be deemed “outdated” or otherwise “unnecessary” can do so during an Oct. 30 outreach meeting in Kansas City, Mo., the agencies said. The agencies’ release [...]
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 [...]