OCC’s Hood affirms support for federal preemption
Acting Comptroller of the Currency Rodney Hood strongly affirmed the OCC’s continued support for federal preemption of state laws for ...
Tag: Dodd-Frank
ABA seeks repeal of Reg II debit card interchange price control rule
In response to a Trump administration effort to ease regulation, ABA is urging officials to rescind the regulation implementing the ...
ABA Viewpoint: Modernizing the Basel Committee’s RCAP
It's time to recognize outcomes, not just check boxes.
Durbin announces retirement from Senate
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) will not seek re-election in 2026. He was the chief architect of the Durbin Amendment and ...
Rep. Hill endorses higher asset thresholds for supervision
Noting that asset thresholds in statutes like the Dodd-Frank Act are “artificial barriers” distorting strategic decision-making by banks, House Financial ...
GAO: Regulators should issue rulemaking on bank executive compensation
Federal regulators should issue regulations or guidelines to prohibit incentive-based compensation arrangements that encourage excessive risk-taking at larger financial institutions, ...
Preparing for 2025: Navigating compliance in a time of change
The uncertain regulatory environment makes board-management communication even more important.
Beyond the endgame: A simpler approach to capital
A ‘single stack’ approach to capital would be efficient, flexible for smaller banks, sensitive to risk — and aligned with ...
Why API governance is a necessary strategy
Banks face challenges with maximizing their APIs as rapid adoption outpaces control measures.
ABA reiterates concerns about executive compensation proposal
ABA noted that the proposal is just a copy of the 2016 rulemaking that was never finalized, incorporating none of ...
