19may24 – Regulatory Report

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[ February 18, 2026 ] Fastest-growing bank loan segment? Loans to non-bank financials (at a clip of nearly 22% annually), report finds FDIC
[ February 17, 2026 ] ‘Appeals board’ of material supervisory determinations would be created under OCC proposal OCC
[ February 13, 2026 ] FinCEN pares down beneficial ownership reporting requirements as effort to ‘modernize’ BSA Other
[ February 13, 2026 ] NCUA doubles max amount for newly chartered CU, urgent needs grants NCUA
[ February 13, 2026 ] Exam council shrinks uniform report peer groups from 12 to three for smaller banks Other

FinCEN’s new Innovation Hours Program will facilitate demos of tech products, services to enhance BSA/AML efforts

May 24, 2019 0

Treasury’s financial crimes unit on Friday announced a new program that will allow financial institutions, technology providers, and other firms involved in financial services the chance to present new, emerging innovative products and services and […]

Large banks would be ‘comfortable’ with 40% less reserve balances, survey finds

May 24, 2019 0

Large banks believe they could be holding much lower reserve balances – about 40% less – than they are holding now, largely because of the continued low-interest-rate environment, according to the results of a survey […]

Fastest-growing bank loan segment? Loans to non-bank financials (at a clip of nearly 22% annually), report finds

February 18, 2026 0

The “fastest-growing loan segment” – lending to nondepository financial institutions (NDFIs) – expanded at a compounded annual rate of 21.9% from 2010 to 2024, nearly three times as fast as the next fast-growing segment, a Wednesday report from the federal [...]
‘Appeals board’ of material supervisory determinations would be created under OCC proposal

February 17, 2026 0

A new “appeals board” to decide bank appeals, among other things, would be created under a proposal issued Tuesday by the national bank regulator. The proposal by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) would revise appeals policies [...]