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Three new filings reaffirm long-standing HMDA, SAFE Act and Truth in Savings obligations as the Bureau works to preserve core regulatory functions.

Trade associations say legal uncertainty and outdated data make a Regulation II rewrite untenable.

Federal agency says the new California credit union aims to help members achieve homeownership.

Arguments could shape the legal fate of ousted credit union regulators Harper and Otsuka.

Five new filings extend privacy, advertising, disclosure, land-sale and credit-reporting rules as the agency works to maintain core protections.

Critics say Humphrey’s Executor undermines the separation of powers by leaving powerful executive branch officials unaccountable to the president.