Regulatory & Compliance

WASHINGTON - NCUA Chairman Michael E. Fryzel today asked senior members of the House and Senate banking committees to support efforts to persuade Treasury Secretary

WASHINGTON -- Saying that the economy has validated the need for capital reform, CUNA and NAFCU have agreed to work together to urge lawmakers and regulators to change the rules.

WASHINGTON -- The sluggish economy prompted consumers to spend less. Or, when the going gets tough, apparently the tough don't shop.

WASHINGTON - CUNA and NAFCU today redoubled their efforts to get the Bush administration to reverse its decision not to buy troubled assets.

WASHINGTON - Congress should insist that the Treasury Department invest up to $50 billion into a program to help consumers avoid foreclosures being proposed by the FDIC

WASHINGTON - In a House hearing yesterday examining the role of the private sector in mortgage modification

NEW YORK -- American Express has sought and received Federal approval to become a bank holding company and has reportedly sought $3.5 billion in bailout money from the Treasury, according to the company and press reports.

WASHINGTON -- In response to the credit crunch, Small Business Administration Acting Administrator Sandy Baruah announced today several loan program changes to help the agency's lending partners increase access to capital for small businesses.