ABA, associations: Fintech groups misrepresent permissioned data sharing
Banks don’t charge consumers fees to access their data, and because of banks’ innovation and investments in secure systems, consumers ...
Tag: Dodd-Frank
Federal court strikes down Reg II interchange fee standard
A federal court invalidated Regulation II’s standard for setting debit interchange fees but temporarily stayed its action pending an anticipated ...
Takeaways from the data release of borrowing from the Fed following Silicon Valley Bank’s failure
As the Fed releases additional discount window data, it will be possible to construct a more complete story.
Court pauses lawsuit over Section 1033 data sharing rule
A federal court granted a stay in a lawsuit challenging the CFPB’s financial data sharing rule after the bureau requested ...
ABA, associations push back against fintech, retailer claims on data sharing rule
ABA joined four banking and credit union associations in correcting the record about several falsehoods made by financial technology and ...
Bowman provides rationale for capital standards, bank ratings reform
In an interview on CNBC, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman spelled out her approach to reforming capital ...
ABA offers fixes for small-business lending data collection rule
In a letter, ABA said it is pleased with the CFPB's proposal to revise its small-business lending data rule and ...
ABA urges lawmakers to take up Dodd-Frank reform
ABA shared several possible reforms for the Dodd-Frank Act as the law approaches the 15th anniversary of its enactment, saying ...
ABA Viewpoint: Toward a smarter framework for bank asset thresholds
Indexing regulatory thresholds for growth makes sense. Here’s how to do it most effectively.
CFPB to delay small-business lending data collection compliance dates
The CFPB will issue an interim final rule today to push back by roughly a year the compliance dates for ...
