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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

‘Consumer complaint reporting process’ generates at least 23,200 letters in response to RFI

June 5, 2018 0

At least 23,200 letters commenting on consumer complaint reporting practices of the federal consumer financial protection agency had been recorded received as of midnight Monday, the deadline for comments set by the agency. The receipt […]

Comments to consumer bureau pass 87,000 on its 12 RFIs; supervision, consumer complaint reporting programs lead

May 30, 2018 0

Comments received by the federal consumer financial protection agency on its 12 “requests for information” (RFIs) have jumped to more than 87,000 counted so far – about eightfold the number in hand just two weeks […]

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 [...]