The Senate Banking Chairman remains opposed to the SAFE Banking Act, issuing a laundry list of concerns over the legislation.

"With this new law, more New Yorkers will have critical access to the credit union and financial system," the state league's CEO says.

The package, set to be considered by Congress this week, includes an extension of NFIP program authorization until the end of FY20.

CUNA believes the single-director makeup of the agency exposes the CFPB to variances in ideology from one administration to another.

With Congress expected to being the holiday break at the end of the week, it appears marijuana banking legislation isn't happening this year.

The banking trade group is evaluating its options, including, appealing the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court.

It's clear the ICBA campaign isn't going away, particularly since members of Congress are now raising the trade group's concerns.

The NCUA's director of the Office of Examination and Insurance says the CU industry can afford to delay the rule until 2022.