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  • [ January 16, 2026 ] ‘Operational constraints’ cause CFPB to discontinue email announcements about HMDA changes CFPB
  • [ January 16, 2026 ] FDIC Board to consider changes to MSDs at Jan. 22 meeting FDIC
  • [ January 16, 2026 ] NCUA Board meets Jan. 22 for briefings on CLF budget, proposed rule on dependent-care cost reimbursement NCUA
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Staffers, director assessed penalties for failing to correct anti-money laundering issues at CA bank

April 20, 2018 0

Two employees and a director of a California bank have been assessed a total of $60,000 in civil money penalties for failure to enforce an order against the bank by federal authorities, the regulator of […]

NCUA

Credit union agency mulls appeal of adverse court ruling in banker suit

April 20, 2018 0

The federal regulator of credit unions is considering whether to appeal a March 29 federal district court ruling that found two chartering and field-of-membership (FOM) rule provisions in effect since February 2017 to be invalid. […]

The Fed

Taiwan-based bank branch faces enforcement action over anti-money laundering compliance

April 20, 2018 0

A New York branch of a Taiwan-based bank has agreed to a cease and desist order after “significant deficiencies” in risk management and compliance relating to anti-money laundering (AML) and the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) […]

CFPB

On top of $1 billion fine, Wells to draft plan for remediation of harmed customers

April 20, 2018 0

A total of $1 billion in fines plus restitution – with restitution yet to be determined – was ordered to be paid by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., over abuses and unsafe practices related to its […]

FDIC

Treasury will push back compliance dates for QFC recordkeeping by nine, six months

April 20, 2018 0

Compliance dates would be extended by up to nine months for a regulation applying qualified financial contract (“QFC”) recordkeeping requirements related to orderly liquidation authority (OLA), under a Treasury Department notice of a final rule […]

Today

  • ‘Operational constraints’ cause CFPB to discontinue email announcements about HMDA changes

    January 16, 2026 0
    Citing “operational constraints,” the federal consumer financial protection agency Friday said it would discontinue as of Jan. 20 an email service alerting users of changes to Home Mortgage Disclosure Amendment (HMDA) requirements, the agency said. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau [...]
  • FDIC Board to consider changes to MSDs at Jan. 22 meeting

    January 16, 2026 0
    Changes to guidelines for appeals of material supervisory determinations (MSDs) will be under consideration by the board of the federal bank deposit insurance agency when it meets Jan. 22, the agency said late Thursday. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) [...]
  • NCUA Board meets Jan. 22 for briefings on CLF budget, proposed rule on dependent-care cost reimbursement

    January 16, 2026 0
    Briefings on the 2026-27 budget of the agency’s Central Liquidity Facility (CLF) for credit unions and on a proposed rule on reimbursement of dependent-care expenses are the two items slated for the Jan. 22 open meeting of the National Credit [...]
  • Banker prohibited after charges of embezzling more than $800k to allegedly cover foreign exchange bets

    January 15, 2026 0
    A Union City, Calif., banker – alleged to have embezzled more than $800,000 from a Wells Fargo Bank branch over about eight months to cover bets on foreign exchange — has been prohibited from further service in federally insured financial [...]
  • Former Texas loan officer banned after allegations of mortgage fraud of at least $1.7 million

    January 15, 2026 0
    A former loan officer of a mortgage lender owned by a Texas bank holding company is now banned from working in a federally insured financial institution for allegedly originating fraudulent mortgage loans of at least $1.7 million, the Federal Reserve [...]
  • NCUA highlights risk-focused exams, lending, more in 2026 supervisory priorities letter

    January 15, 2026 0
    With a release reiterating the agency’s stance of “no regulation by enforcement,” the federal credit union regulator this week issued its 2026 supervisory priorities, addressing areas such as credit unions’ balance sheet management, rate sensitivity, payments system risks and more. [...]

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