As part of its effort to foster greater transparency, efficiency and innovation, the FDIC is renewing its effort to seek input on how it can modernize and revise its official sign and advertising rules.
Some branches are closing but that doesn’t mean reduced access to banking services, especially in lower-to-moderate-income neighborhoods.
On the latest episode of the ABA Banking Journal Podcast, ABA Senior Counsel Shaun Kern discusses the OCC’s recent proposal to revise its rules on permissible bank premises for national banks and federal thrifts, as well as ABA’s call for the agency to withdraw the proposal.
The American Bankers Association yesterday urged Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to withdraw a recent proposal making changes to its rules on national bank or federal savings ownership of real property.
The OCC today proposed changes to its current rules on national bank or federal savings association ownership of real property. The proposal will provide a set of general standards—including an occupancy test and excess capacity standards—that the OCC will use for determining whether the acquisition and holding of real estate Is necessary for the transaction of an institution’s business.
Banks have been investing in appointment tools and solutions long before the pandemic.
As part of its ongoing effort to review and rescind outdated or irrelevant regulations and guidance, the FDIC has issued a final rule amending its application requirements for the establishment and relocation of branches and offices.
Go on the offensive on social media and take advantage of creative branding opportunities, as well as provide clear communications to your team members and clients.
The share of U.S. households that are unbanked continued falling in 2019, reaching 5.4%, the lowest rate yet recorded in a biennial FDIC report.
Banks are trying new ways to inspire their communities to bring in coins, which are not circulating as much as usual because of the coronavirus shutdown.