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Fed Lists Supervisory Failings in SVB Collapse

Fed Lists Supervisory Failings in SVB Collapse

Michael Barr’s report issues strong verdict on mismanagement at the bank and regulatory shortcomings
Co-Founder and CEO of ActiveViam Weighs in on First Republic

Co-Founder and CEO of ActiveViam Weighs in on First Republic

"The Fed rightly assumes some responsibility for some of the issues that led up to the collapse of SVB..."
Overdraft and NSF Fees Continue to Draw the Ire of Regulators as the CFPB Escalates its Scrutiny of So-Called “Junk Fees”

Overdraft and NSF Fees Continue to Draw the Ire of Regulators as the CFPB Escalates its Scrutiny of So-Called “Junk Fees”

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a special edition of its Supervisory Highlights that focuses on violations of law
Banks Warn on Looser Small Biz Lending Rules

Banks Warn on Looser Small Biz Lending Rules

The American Bankers Association fears that new lenders will not be held to the same regulatory standard as banks
Banks Call for Changes to FDIC Ad Rules

Banks Call for Changes to FDIC Ad Rules

ABA and BPI express concern that changes will not help banks clarify federal insurance coverage
OCC Sets Up Dedicated Fintech Unit

OCC Sets Up Dedicated Fintech Unit

Prashant Bhardwaj to lead department as the regulator’s first chief financial technology officer
CFPB Lending Rule ‘Unnecessarily Far-Reaching’, Banks Claim

CFPB Lending Rule ‘Unnecessarily Far-Reaching’, Banks Claim

ABA and ICBA criticize extra burdens on small businesses and community banks caused by final Section 1071 rule
The federal response to recent banking developments — what is it and why does it matter?

The federal response to recent banking developments — what is it and why does it matter?

There is a cloud of uncertainty hovering over Washington
Republicans Push for Answers over Banking Failures

Republicans Push for Answers over Banking Failures

In a series of letters, members of the House Committee on Financial Services have set out dozens of questions of state and federal regulators
Sterling Bank to Pay $27M to Settle Fraud Charges

Sterling Bank to Pay $27M to Settle Fraud Charges

Investigation revealed that fraudulent reporting cost shareholders nearly $70 million
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