New York State Superintendent of Financial Services Benjamin Lawsky announced yesterday that he will step down as superintendent next month. Appointed in 2011, Lawsky was the first superintendent of the new state regulatory agency that consolidated oversight of New York’s depository institutions, nonbank lenders and servicers, money transmitters and insurers.
House committee advances ABA-backed bill to overhaul bank regulation
The House Financial Services Committee advanced legislation to boost community banking by raising regulatory thresholds, revising agency supervisory practices, tailoring regulations further, encouraging de novo banks and strengthening community development financial institutions.









