OCC’s Gould criticizes court ruling to enforce Colorado rate cap
Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould criticized a recent federal court decision leaving in place a Colorado law that caps ...
Tag: National bank preemption
Gould outlines OCC’s review of ‘debanking’
The OCC is taking action to address concerns about “debanking,” including through the licensing process and CRA exams, Comptroller of ...
ABA urges policymakers to preserve national bank preemption
The Department of Justice and National Economic Council should coordinate with the OCC to ensure that it continues to uphold ...
In defense of clarity on preemption
The OCC’s new leadership is right to uphold our robust tradition of national bank preemption.
ABA, associations urge OCC to postpone crypto firm applications for bank charters
ABA joined four banking and credit union associations in raising concerns about a push by digital asset firms to establish ...
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 ...
Illinois lawmakers vote to delay implementation date for state interchange fee law
The Illinois General Assembly approved legislation extending by a year the effective date of a first-of-its-kind state law restricting interchange ...
ABA urges OCC not to rescind national bank preemption regulations
The OCC should reject a recent request to rescind certain regulations that articulate core national bank preemption standards, which would ...
Court expands injunction against Illinois law restricting interchange fees
A federal judge expanded a preliminary injunction against enforcement of an Illinois state law restricting interchange fees to include out-of-state ...
The OCC has lead role in defending our dual banking system
Amid a raft of state efforts to undermine national bank preemption, the OCC needs to make a proactive case for ...
