Fed survey: Lending standards tightened for many commercial loans in Q2
Banks reported tighter lending standards and weaker demand for C&I and CRE loans during the second quarter of 2025, according ...
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Court grants extension of pause in stress test lawsuit
A federal court granted a request by the Federal Reserve and a coalition of bank and business associations to extend ...
Fed to allow banks to collect CIP data from third parties
The Federal Reserve has joined other banking agencies in allowing banks to collect taxpayer identification number information from third parties ...
White House task force releases recommendations for crypto policy
A White House task force released a report on strategies to strengthen U.S. leadership in digital assets, including policy recommendations ...
ABA, associations seek revisions to Fed’s debit card survey
ABA and five financial sector associations this week reiterated their longstanding concerns about the Federal Reserve’s Debit Card Issuer Survey, ...
No flip of a switch
Did you know the Fed’s quantitative tightening is not the same as quantitative easing in reverse?
House committee advances ABA-backed bills
The House Financial Services Committee advanced six bills supported by ABA, including legislation concerning the Federal Reserve’s discount window, the ...
Bessent: Capital standards reform should benefit all banks
Bank regulators should abandon the “flawed” approach of creating two sets of capital standards for large banks and instead propose ...
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 ...
Banking agencies seek more feedback on regulatory burden
For the fourth and final round of EGRPRA review, the agencies are soliciting comments on regulations in three categories: Banking ...
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