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[ 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
[ October 28, 2025 ] CFPB: FCRA’s state-law preemption on credit reporting broader than held in 2022 CFPB
[ October 27, 2025 ] OCC wants to rescind guidelines for big banks on recovery planning; says banks ‘should’ be doing it anyway OCC

New mortgage data reporting thresholds for credit unions outlined by regulator, especially those now excluded

May 15, 2020 0

Changes in home mortgage data reporting thresholds for credit unions – particularly those institutions now excluded from sharing data – under amended final rules implementing the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) are outlined in a “regulatory […]

Credit union regulator to consider overdraft policy, ownership of joint accounts, prompt corrective action

May 14, 2020 0

The federal regulator of credit unions will consider three issues related to its rules and regulations at its next regularly scheduled meeting May 21, focusing on joint ownership of share accounts, overdraft policy, and prompt […]

OIG report: Audits underway include a look at third-party supervision; move from ‘CAMEL’ to ‘CAMELS’ still slated for 2021 year-end

May 13, 2020 0

The agency’s oversight of credit union service organizations (CUSOs) and other third-party providers is one of four areas currently under audit by the agency’s inspector general’s office and noted in the IG’s last semiannual report […]

Agency reminds that applications for low-income credit union grants, targeting pandemic needs, taken until May 22

May 13, 2020 0

Eligible low-income credit unions have until May 22 to apply for Community Development Revolving Loan Fund (CDRLF) grants to meet their needs and needs of their members during the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal credit union […]

Hood recommends reduced capital requirements, higher MBL limit for credit unions during pandemic

May 13, 2020 0

Temporary reductions by 1% in the capital levels at which credit unions would qualify as adequately and well-capitalized, to provide the institutions a measure of relief during the pandemic, were among the recommendations made to […]

‘Alert’ urges credit unions to advise mortgage borrowers they may forego waiting periods

May 12, 2020 0

Credit unions are encouraged to advise mortgage borrowers with a need for immediate access to funds that they can forego waiting periods for some of the loans, due to the coronavirus crisis, the federal credit […]

With all corporate credit unions participating, Central Liquidity Facility has $13 billion more borrowing authority to year-end

May 11, 2020 0

The liquidity facility run by the federal credit union regulator will be able to borrow more than $13 billion to meet the liquidity needs of 3,700 credit unions through this year-end under membership subscriptions enabled […]

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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 [...]

New mortgage data reporting thresholds for credit unions outlined by regulator, especially those now excluded

Credit union regulator to consider overdraft policy, ownership of joint accounts, prompt corrective action

OIG report: Audits underway include a look at third-party supervision; move from ‘CAMEL’ to ‘CAMELS’ still slated for 2021 year-end

Agency reminds that applications for low-income credit union grants, targeting pandemic needs, taken until May 22

Hood recommends reduced capital requirements, higher MBL limit for credit unions during pandemic

‘Alert’ urges credit unions to advise mortgage borrowers they may forego waiting periods

With all corporate credit unions participating, Central Liquidity Facility has $13 billion more borrowing authority to year-end

Final interagency policy statement on credit losses accounting (CECL), guidance on credit risk review systems issued

NCUA will count active-duty military personnel in determining a credit union’s ‘low-income’ status

Senate Banking sets hearing with bank, credit union regulators next Tuesday

Fed announces two prohibitions, from workers at AL and TN banks (the latter a NY branch)

CFPB rescinds rule on nonbank persons registry, withdraws proposal on firms using form contracts; more

CFPB: FCRA’s state-law preemption on credit reporting broader than held in 2022

OCC wants to rescind guidelines for big banks on recovery planning; says banks ‘should’ be doing it anyway

Comptroller jumps on stress-test reform bandwagon, praising Fed request for comment