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It's hard enough to get people to read disclosures on paper. Who will read a traditional written disclosure on a small screen?

How to handle mobile disclosures?

Creativity and a smidgen of “Yelp” may help meet the challenge of handheld compliance
Uber often serves as the touchstone for disruptive innovation. Uber was an outsider breaking in—but banks are regulated and on the inside, breaking out. At a conference this week banking innovators and their compliance partners discussed how banking can advance.

Banking, compliance, and “fintegration”

How Citi and BBVA business execs and compliance experts partner for new efforts
One key protection for compliance officers: Be careful what you volunteer for, because you will be held accountable for it.

Personal liability after the Yates Memo

Mixed with paid whistleblowing, this results in broader exposure. Yet the solution is straightforward
Rise of dominant federal laws and regulations in banking may lessen the importance of the long-standing process of developing uniform state laws.

Does uniform state law still fit?

Uniform laws developed for states have been banking’s operational foundation. Will this continue?
Credit reporting’s new expectations

Credit reporting’s new expectations

Demanding new standards ahead for furnishers of credit information
Common Sense Compliance co-blogger Nancy Derr-Castiglione casts her experienced compliance radar over mobile banking.

Mobile comes of age, and Compliance looks in

A regulatory eye on Fed mobile survey highlights and their compliance implications
How to be a better compliance officer

How to be a better compliance officer

Some parting words from a veteran
Like Bill Murray in that repeat-your-life fantasy movie "Groundhog Day," the hero of our guest Common Sense Compliance column is up against an unforgiving clock.

Day in the life of Compliance

An interactive tale of the daily regulatory battle
“It’s been a while since we’ve seen a true game-changer,” said Teresa Curran, director of the San Francisco Fed’s supervision and credit division, “but fintech may be one.” She says regulators must find a way to oversee innovation without snuffing out developments everyone would find valuable.

Glimpse of Fed on fintech

SF Fed official discusses potential rewards versus risks, activity to understand them
ABA’s Wayne Abernathy, extreme left, moderated a regulator panel during the association’s recent Government Relations Summit. From left to right, panelists included OCC’s Darrin Benhart; FDIC’s Doreen Eberley; the Federal Reserve’s Maryann Hunter; and CFPB’s Peggy Twohig, speaking.

CFPB means it as you read it

Industry meeting reveals thinking of regulators on deception, other key issues
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