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Supreme Court to Rule on CFPB Funding

Supreme Court to Rule on CFPB Funding

ABA welcomes move to resolve ‘longstanding questions’ over bureau’s funding model
Regulators Sound Warning on Leveraged Loans

Regulators Sound Warning on Leveraged Loans

A report from the Fed, OCC, and FDIC warns on softening economic conditions affecting large loans
Banks Urge SBA to Keep Ban on Fintech Lenders

Banks Urge SBA to Keep Ban on Fintech Lenders

Entities that are not federally regulated should not be allowed to make SBA-approved loans, industry groups argue
Regional Feds Under Scrutiny in Bipartisan Bill

Regional Feds Under Scrutiny in Bipartisan Bill

Senators Warren and Toomey want the central banking system to be fully subject to FOIA and improve its general transparency
Rule Change Presents Challenge for Zelle

Rule Change Presents Challenge for Zelle

The payments network Zelle is owned by seven United States based banks, and has been under the careful watch of lawmakers
Regulators tell Citigroup to address data management issues

Regulators tell Citigroup to address data management issues

Resolution plans for the top eight US banks have been assessed by the Fed and the FDIC
Under the strain of increasing regulatory pressure? Here’s how compliance automation can help

Under the strain of increasing regulatory pressure? Here’s how compliance automation can help

Fair lending compliance is a critical risk area for banks today, with scrutiny from government regulators only intensifying
Summary of Recent FDIC Guidance on Multiple Re-Presentment NSF Fees

Summary of Recent FDIC Guidance on Multiple Re-Presentment NSF Fees

A topic that has generated questions from a number of financial institutions
2022 and Regulatory Scrutiny of Overdraft Fees

2022 and Regulatory Scrutiny of Overdraft Fees

Overdraft fees, nonsufficient funds (NSF) fees, and similar fees are under increased regulatory scrutiny
Five banned for CARES Act fraud

Five banned for CARES Act fraud

The individuals fraudulently claimed more than $356,000 in emergency assistance loans designed for small businesses
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