U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will deliver remarks at the ABA Annual Convention, Oct. 27-29 in New York City. Yellen will share her thoughts on the state of the U.S. economy, the important role banks of all sizes play in supporting growth and more.
After her prepared remarks, ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols will join Yellen to discuss the economic outlook, banking policy issues and her tenure as Treasury secretary.
A series of proposed changes to the FDIC’s recently revised signage requirements is a positive step forward, but further changes are needed to ensure clarity and avoid confusion for depositors and other bank customers, ABA and Bank Policy...
ABA is urging the FCC to issue a notice of proposed rulemaking that would adopt several ABA requests to modernize the commission's Telephone Consumer Protection Act rules and combat illegal call spoofing. The FCC is scheduled to vote...
Why emphasizing government and private sector collaboration is the crucial starting point.
Brian Moynihan said it was incumbent on large banks to build the infrastructure, working through industry utilities, to ensure new payment rails like stablecoins are accessible and interoperable.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller proposed the creation of a “skinny” master account for payment services that would be easier to obtain than a regular master account but would come without the latter’s “bells and whistles.”
A proposed Senate bill would raise the reporting thresholds for currency transaction reports and suspicious activity reports and require the Treasury Department to adjust the amounts for inflation every five years.
