On the latest episode of the ABA Banking Journal Podcast, Rob Nichols offers his top takeaways from the ABA Washington Summit — including industry unity on stablecoin regulation, credit card policy challenges, federal preemption, and bipartisan legislation on fraud. Nichols also previews his upcoming travel to Vienna for the United Nations’ Global Fraud Summit.
A coalition of 10 states has filed a lawsuit to block two recent rulemakings by the OCC designed to establish a uniform federal framework for national banks operating across state lines.
Sharp shifts in deposit mix and funding composition are giving way to more familiar patterns across the banking industry.
The OCC should propose new reporting forms for stablecoin issuers only after it has finalized regulatory requirements for those companies, and it should work with other regulators to ensure forms for all issuers are substantially similar across agencies,...
ABA and 12 associations expressed strong support for the FCC’s latest proposal to ensure that voice service providers in the path of a call take meaningful responsibility for keeping illegal calls off the U.S. calling network.
The FDIC announced a new, two-phase process for deposit insurance applications meant to speed up agency reviews and encourage de novo bank formation.
Last year, the Federal Home Loan Banks supported $8.4 billion in lending in areas with constrained credit availability and enabled their members to offer longer-term, more affordable financing options to households and communities, FHFA said in its annual...
