CFPB Responds to ABA Concerns Over Records Disclosure Proposal in Final Rule
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau today published its final rule on the disclosure of records and information.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau today published its final rule on the disclosure of records and information.
To ensure that banks and regulators around the world can cooperate effectively on cybersecurity, the Basel, Switzerland-based Financial Stability Board today issued a proposed “cyber lexicon” to facilitate cross-border understanding and information sharing.
A report issued by the Departments of Commerce and Homeland Security today called for widespread collaboration between government and industry stakeholders to combat the growing threat of botnets and other automated, distributed cyber threats.
The Federal Reserve will increase its focus on potential secondary cybersecurity risks posed by efforts to prepare for cyber threats, Fed Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal Quarles said at an industry event today.
The Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center today unveiled an updated API — available to banks free of charge — to facilitate secure, tokenized transfer of customer data.
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network will formalize FinCEN Exchange, a new forum to facilitate public- and private-sector information sharing on financial crimes data, Sigal Mandelker told the ABA/ABA Financial Crimes Enforcement Conference today.
A new paper released today by BAFT—ABA’s foreign transaction banking subsidiary—called for increased partnerships between public and private entities to help curb the use of trade transactions to move illicit funds through the financial system.
Thanks to hard lessons from Hurricane Katrina, banks today are more resilient than ever.
In a comment letter to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau today, ABA offered several recommendations for protecting consumers’ financial information when it is being voluntarily shared with third party data aggregators.