Bank economists see inflation moderating but divided on recession prospects
Weakening consumer and business spending, and improving supply chains, will support the Federal Reserve’s efforts to drive inflation lower this ...
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ABA announces recent hires on congressional relations team
The American Bankers Association today announced several new and recent additions to its congressional relations team.
Early Warning Services CEO added to CCB speaker lineup
ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols will moderate a lunchtime conversation with Al Ko, CEO of Early Warning Services—the owner ...
Top ABA Banking Journal Hits for 2022
Our annual roundup of the most-read pieces on our site. Happy New Year from the Banking Journal team!
ABA launches ad campaign opposing Durbin expansion bills
ABA launched a major TV, radio and digital advertisement campaign calling out the negative implications that the Credit Card Competition ...
ABA, trade groups urge further scrutiny of big tech payment platforms
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau should continue to increase its oversight of “big tech” payment platforms until all consumers are ...
ABA opposes proposed changes to credit union subordinated debt rule
In comments today, the American Bankers Association opposed an effort by the National Credit Union Administration to amend its current ...
Nichols: FTX crash shows need for consistent regulatory treatment across finance
The collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX and other recent turmoil in crypto markets demonstrate the need for players in the ...
ABA’s Rowe posthumously honored with distinguished service award
Former ABA VP Rob Rowe was recognized posthumously at the ABA/ABA Financial Crimes Enforcement Conference with the first-ever ABA Distinguished ...
ABA report: Consumers effectively managed credit despite economic turmoil
Consumers continued to manage their credit well despite economic headwinds in the second quarter of 2022, according to the latest ...
