Tag: Dodd-Frank

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) will not seek re-election in 2026. He was the chief architect of the Durbin Amendment and ...

Noting that asset thresholds in statutes like the Dodd-Frank Act are “artificial barriers” distorting strategic decision-making by banks, House Financial ...

Federal regulators should issue regulations or guidelines to prohibit incentive-based compensation arrangements that encourage excessive risk-taking at larger financial institutions, ...

The uncertain regulatory environment makes board-management communication even more important.

A ‘single stack’ approach to capital would be efficient, flexible for smaller banks, sensitive to risk — and aligned with ...

Banks face challenges with maximizing their APIs as rapid adoption outpaces control measures.

ABA noted that the proposal is just a copy of the 2016 rulemaking that was never finalized, incorporating none of ...

Banking and housing regulators today reintroduced a 2016 proposed rule to establish new limits on incentive compensation at institutions with ...

Change is the only constant and banks’ processes must be fine-tuned to detect all that happens in a rapidly-transforming regulatory ...

The bank’s first request for information may not be made simultaneous with or after notifying the applicant of action taken.