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Durbin: Three Interchange Amendments Will Be Part of Regulatory Debate

By Claude R. Marx

The Senate's number two Democrat said today there will be at least three amendments to regulate interchange fees during that chamber's upcoming debate on regulatory restructuring and backers will frame them as a way to assist small businesses.

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NCUA Shutters St. Paul Croatian FCU; Makes Leadership Change in Region III

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On Site Coverage: Broader Issues Dominate Gingrich CU Talk

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April 29, 2010

Training Depends Upon the Who, What, When

NAFCU Director of Compliance Anthony Demangone explains the ins and outs of proper training for various staff.

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April 29, 2010

Tremont Credit Union Hit With Letter of Understanding and Agreement

The NCUA and the Massachusetts Division of Banks jointly issued a Letter of Understanding and Agreement to the officials of $178.9 million Tremont Credit Union, Braintree, Mass.

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April 29, 2010

Securitization Strategy Could Increase Corporate Bailout Costs

Two industry veterans say securitizing toxic corporate assets could push the cost of corporate stabilization above the current $9.5 billion tab.

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April 29, 2010

Blevins: Hopeful CEOs "Experiencing Corporate Kool-aid Withdrawal"

D. Henry Blevins, managing director at Crews & Associates, said credit unions should be concerned unexpected gains from securitized corporate assets would not be returned to their balance sheets.

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April 29, 2010

Matz Assures Health of the NCUSIF

The NCUA is engaged with two audit firms to ensure transparency of the agency's financial statements in full compliance with new accounting rules, Chairman Debbie Matz announced today.

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April 28, 2010

Senate Begins Debate on Regulatory Reform

The Senate today started what could be several weeks of debate on legislation that would overhaul the regulation of financial services.

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April 28, 2010

On-Site Coverage: NCUA Unveils Proposed Rules for Short-Term Loans

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Federal credit union alternatives to payday loans could range from $200 to $1,000, have a maximum APR of 1,000 basis points above the interest rate ceiling and charge no more than $20 to apply.

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Regulatory & Compliance

Top Regulatory & Compliance Stories

Durbin: Three Interchange Amendments Will Be Part of Regulatory Debate

NCUA Shutters St. Paul Croatian FCU; Makes Leadership Change in Region III

On Site Coverage: Broader Issues Dominate Gingrich CU Talk

Recommended Just For You

Regulatory & Compliance Stories

Training Depends Upon the Who, What, When

Tremont Credit Union Hit With Letter of Understanding and Agreement

Securitization Strategy Could Increase Corporate Bailout Costs

Blevins: Hopeful CEOs &quot;Experiencing Corporate Kool-aid Withdrawal&quot;

Matz Assures Health of the NCUSIF

Senate Begins Debate on Regulatory Reform

On-Site Coverage: NCUA Unveils Proposed Rules for Short-Term Loans

Blevins: Hopeful CEOs "Experiencing Corporate Kool-aid Withdrawal"