“No” was the curt answer to the question of “would you resign if President Trump asked you to” that the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board offered at a Friday morning conference in Atlanta. Chairman […]
By the Senate’s failure to confirm three nominees for seats on federal financial institution regulator boards before adjourning, the White House now faces at least a half dozen open board seats among three regulatory agencies […]
The Senate confirmed 77 presidential nominees by voice vote Wednesday, as it raced to finish its business for the 115th Congress and adjourn, sine die, by noon Thursday – when the 116th Congress takes its place. Not […]
Even though the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is unavailable because of the partial federal government shutdown, banks, savings and loan institutions and others can still make loans, the federal banking regulators said in a […]
A report that provides the Federal Reserve monitoring information on certain bank holding companies (BHCs), savings and loan holding companies (SLHCs), and foreign banking organizations (FBOs) with U.S. assets would be extended for three years […]
Final rules that permit extended, 18-month examination cycles for banks and thrifts with less than $3 billion in assets – up from the previous threshold of $1 billion – are scheduled to take effect Jan. 28, according […]
Excluding community banks from the requirements of the Volcker Rule – which generally blocks banks from proprietary trading and owning or sponsoring hedge or private equity funds – was proposed Friday by the three federal […]
Rules permitting qualifying banks with less than $3 billion in total assets for the longer, 18-month examination cycle have moved from “interim” to “final” rule status, the federal banking agencies said Friday. The agencies – […]
The option for financial institutions and firms to phase in over a three-year period the day-one regulatory capital effects of the “current expected credit losses” (CECL) accounting methodology became official today as the three federal […]
Noting “shortcomings” in the banking firms’ living wills, or resolution plans, federal regulators said Thursday they will not impose additional prudential requirements just yet on Barclays, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, and UBS. The shortcomings in […]
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