Podcast: What the 2018 Midterm Elections Mean for Bankers

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller provided an update on the feedback the Fed received about a proposal to create “skinny” accounts for payment services, acknowledging that banks and financial technology firms want conflicting things from the proposed service.

ABA voiced support for several provisions in a legislative package intended to boost housing availability in the U.S., including language to raise supervisory thresholds for community banks and to encourage new bank formation. The House later passed the...

The Government Accountability Office released the first of two reports on the Trump administration’s efforts to scale back the activities of the CFPB, providing a timeline of bureau layoffs and office closures.

Consumer inflation expectations in January remained unchanged at the medium- and longer-term horizons, and declined at the short-term horizon, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s most recent Survey of Consumer Expectations.

The Office of Foreign Assets Control has launched an online portal for individuals to submit voluntary self-disclosures of potential violations of OFAC-administered sanctions programs.

Tacking affordability starts with the cost of credit — and future capital rules can help.