Items dealing with proposed or final regulatory relief
A final rule on capital planning and stress testing for large credit unions, giving those institutions more control over the testing action, was approved by the federal regulator of credit unions Thursday. The National Credit […]
Four areas that have potential to provide “the most meaningful supervisory burden reduction” will be the focus of the federal financial institution regulators as they pursue continued examination modernization, the federal umbrella group for the […]
Closing the temporary fund meant to resolve troubled corporate credit unions is among the top achievements cited by the federal regulator of credit unions in its annual report for last year. In its annual report […]
The federal consumer protection agency and the federal financial institution regulators are the subject of 10 recommendations made by the congressional watchdog, including assessing effectiveness of mortgage disclosure guidance and reporting rationales for their actions. […]
Saying he has been impressed by the “leadership and emphasis on operational efficiency and excellence” by the acting director of the federal consumer bureau, the comptroller of the currency pledged Tuesday to work to reevaluate […]
At least 17 “regulatory relief” items – including several provisions based on similar items contained in the already-House approved H.R. 10, the Financial CHOICE Act – will be marked up by the Financial Services Committee […]
Proposed “regulatory relief” legislation in the House won ringing endorsements from a banker, while a consumer advocate took a less complimentary view of the proposals, during testimony Tuesday before a House subcommittee. The hearing in […]
While community banks have good reason to be optimistic about future opportunity (especially with the prospects of “regulatory relief” at both the regulatory and legislative levels), there are a number of risks that should be […]
It would be a mistake to assume a severe downturn or crisis cannot happen again, and “all of us” have a stake in preserving hard-won improvements in the strength and stability of the nation’s banking […]
Now is not the time to fundamentally change regulatory course, but to continue maintaining bank capital standards, ensuring stable sources of liquidity, and providing effective regulation and supervision, the Comptroller of the Currency said Thursday. […]
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