Top headlines in today’s news …
A bill giving the Federal Reserve Board sole rulemaking authority over the so-called “Volcker rule,” exempting most “community banks” from the provision, was adopted by the House Friday on a vote of 300-104. The Volcker […]
Overdraft rules are not on the spring rulemaking agenda of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the bureau’s acting director, Mick Mulvaney, told lawmakers during Q&A in a House Financial Services Committee hearing Wednesday. Mulvaney, […]
Reconsidering various aspects of the 2015 Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) regulations will be the focus of a rulemaking the federal consumer financial protection agency intends to open, the agency’s acting director told a House […]
A proposal meant to simplify capital rules for large banks by introducing a so-called “stress capital buffer” (SCB) – which would largely “modestly” decrease the amount of capital required for most non-globally systemically important banks […]
Guidance for financial institutions considering special insurance to offset financial losses from data breaches and other cyber incidents is offered in a joint statement released Tuesday by federal financial institution regulators. However, the regulators noted […]
A timetable of sorts for addressing key regulatory reforms – including those related to bank lending in lower-income communities, anti-money laundering efforts and chartering of companies that provide financial services via the Internet – were […]
Three bills that affect financial institution regulation will be considered on the House floor this week, including a measure limiting the scope of the “Volcker rule” to banks with more than $10 billion in assets […]
The Federal Reserve will continue its inflation target of 2% over the next few years, with further gradual increases in interest rates aimed at sustaining economic expansion and a strong labor market, the chairman of […]
The federal consumer financial protection agency figures prominently in the week ahead, as the acting director is scheduled to testify twice and discuss his significant proposed changes for the bureau – and the claimant to […]
Components of the “Troubled Asset Relief Program” (TARP) – adopted in 2008 to battle the effects on the banking system of a collapsing subprime housing market – will be wound down under a Treasury proposal […]
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