During the summer of 2017, bankers have hosted 57 events that bring their senators and representatives into the bank to meet employees and learn about the regulatory challenges banks are facing. Learn more at aba.com/lawmakersatwork. Click on the pictures below to see scenes from the summer.
ABA expressed support for a HUD proposal to rescind the use of disparate impact in determining Fair Housing Act violations, saying the rule in question did not provide clarity “and has been the subject of an unhelpful back-and-forth...
Two lawmakers have introduced legislation to prevent states from imposing interest rate caps on loans from out-of-state chartered banks and credit unions.
Banks have long been on the front lines of protecting customers from fraud, but they can’t do it alone, and social media companies and telecommunications providers must do more on their end, ABA’s Paul Benda told Nebraska lawmakers.
ABA joined the Business Software Alliance and seven associations in urging Commerce Department officials to retain the core structure of a risk management framework for artificial intelligence as the Trump administration seeks to spur AI adoption in the...
The Senate adjourned without reaching a funding deal for the Department of Homeland Security, meaning a limited shutdown affecting only the department is likely start on Saturday, although the shutdown shouldn’t immediately affect the Federal Emergency Management Agency...
A bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation to raise the asset threshold under which banks are subject to longer examination cycles.
