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  • [ February 25, 2026 ] FinCEN solicits nominations to BSA advisory panel Other
  • [ February 24, 2026 ] Although net income fell in Q4, banks ended 2025 with four-year high ROA; lending rises FDIC
  • [ February 24, 2026 ] UPDATED: Proposals would remove financial ed requirement for credit union board members, clarify loan compensation rules NCUA
  • [ February 24, 2026 ] Banks no longer required by FinCEN to ‘give us some SKN’ on suspicious activity reports Other
  • [ February 18, 2026 ] Fastest-growing bank loan segment? Loans to non-bank financials (at a clip of nearly 22% annually), report finds FDIC
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Graphic displays HMDA lending by financial institutions

October 2, 2017 0

A graphic that shows lending to white and minority borrowers, as reported by the Federal Reserve using 2016 Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) data is ready for use. The graphic draws from a Federal Reserve […]

NCUA

‘Emergency merger’ proposal draws three comments

October 2, 2017 0

Three comments – all from credit unions – were filed on a proposal to redefine the phrase of “in danger of insolvency ” for purposes of an emergency merger, issued by the National Credit Union […]

NCUA

Agency liquidates 3rd credit union of year; $86 million institution

October 2, 2017 0

An $86 million-asset Louisiana federal credit union, with more than 22,000 members, was liquidated Monday by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), after the agency determined the credit union was insolvent and had no prospect […]

OCC

Cybersecurity at top of list for OCC’s 2018 strategies

October 2, 2017 0

Cybersecurity and “operational resiliency” lead the list of strategies to be addressed for national bank regulation in 2018, according to the supervision operating plan released by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) […]

CFPB

CFPB mum on comptroller charge that arbitration rule raises credit cost

October 2, 2017 0

No response has been made yet by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to an allegation that removing arbitration clauses for financial products and services raises costs of credit by about 25%. Acting Comptroller of […]

Today

  • FinCEN solicits nominations to BSA advisory panel

    February 25, 2026 0
    Treasury’s financial crimes enforcement arm is seeking nominations of eligible organizations – including smaller financial institutions subject to the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) and entities that can share insights on BSA framework modernization and implementation of the GENIUS Act – [...]
  • Although net income fell in Q4, banks ended 2025 with four-year high ROA; lending rises

    February 24, 2026 0
    Even though banks saw their net income drop in the final quarter of 2025, they did report a four-year high return on assets (ROA) ratio of 1.24%, according to fourth quarter numbers released Tuesday by the federal bank deposit insurance [...]
  • UPDATED: Proposals would remove financial ed requirement for credit union board members, clarify loan compensation rules

    February 24, 2026 0
    Six credit union deregulation proposals – including ones dealing with issues related to loan commissions and post-election training for new board members – are included in the sixth round of such offerings by the federal credit union regulator, issued Tuesday. [...]
  • Banks no longer required by FinCEN to ‘give us some SKN’ on suspicious activity reports

    February 24, 2026 0
    Banks will no longer have to file suspicious activity reports (SARs) with the term “SKN Passport” in the narrative for transactions involving investors in the Caribbean nation of St. Kitts and Nevis, the Treasury’s financial crimes arm said Tuesday. The [...]

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