ABA Pushes Back on White House Claims about Reg Burden
ABA firmly pushed back today against a report from the President’s Council of Economic Advisers claiming that the Dodd-Frank Act ...
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Agencies Propose Simplified Call Report for Smaller Banks
Along lines long urged by ABA, the federal banking agencies today proposed a new, shorter Call Report with simplified instructions ...
Under Criticism, FDIC Amends Exam Appeals Process
The FDIC board today voted to propose amendments to its supervisory guidelines that would expand banks’ rights to appeal exam ...
Study: Community Banks Persist in Mortgage Servicing
Community financial institutions have expanded their share of the mortgage servicing market since 2008, even as new servicing rules and ...
Senators Urge Tailored Regulations for Community, Regional Banks
A bipartisan group of 70 senators wrote to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday, calling on the agency to exempt ...
ABA Publishes Staff Analysis of Financial Choice Act
ABA has published a staff analysis of the Financial Choice Act, a nearly 500-page bill introduced by Rep. Jeb Hensarling ...
Banker Calls on Congress to Remove Barriers to Bank Startups
With just seven de novo banks started in the past five years -- and with 1,500 fewer community banks over ...
DOL Announces Proposed Form 5500 Updates
The Department of Labor today issued proposed revisions to Form 5500 Annual Return/Report of Employee Benefit Plan that must be ...
Nichols Brings Message of Fintech Innovation, Partnership to Capitol Hill
Banks are aggressively innovating and partnering with financial technology startups, but Congress and regulatory agencies could do more to promote ...
Sen. Rounds Introduces ABA, Alliance-Backed Tailored Regulation Bill
Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) today introduced the TAILOR Act, which would require financial regulators to consider bank risk profiles and ...
