Senate passes bill requiring warnings about possible romance scams
The Senate passed by unanimous consent a House bill to require dating websites to notify users about possible romance scams.
The Senate passed by unanimous consent a House bill to require dating websites to notify users about possible romance scams.
A proposed Senate bill would raise the asset-based regulatory thresholds for banks and establish a process to update them periodically...
The Federal Housing Administration proposed to “modernize and strengthen” its minimum property requirements for single-family housing by aligning them with...
ABA joined other financial services associations to express strong support for the Federal Communications Commission’s proposed Robocall Mitigation Scorecard while...
A federal court expanded an injunction against enforcement of the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act to include federal credit unions,...
Americans overwhelmingly support congressional efforts to crack down on fraudulent ads on social media platforms and hold online companies accountable...
In his new role, Jonathan Blum will oversee ABA’s bipartisan team responsible for engaging lawmakers and their staff on policy...
The FDIC should finalize reporting forms for stablecoin issuers only after it finalizes the regulatory requirements for those firms, and...
ABA expressed support for FHA's proposed voluntary Reinstatement Advance Payment, or RAP, demonstration, but also offered several recommendations to ensure...
One -size-fits-all regulation does not work for community banks, which is why legislation is needed to better tailor regulation and...
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