Regulatory & Compliance

The board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis appointed James B. Bullard as the bank's new president/CEO.

ALEXANDRIA, Va -- It's no surprise that the NCUA would not favor a proposal from the U.S. Treaury that would eliminate a specific credit union charter and the agency itself, but the agency refrained from actually saying that and chose instead to couch its objections in terms of credit union...

WASHINGTON -- One of the credit union industry's champions on Capitol Hill has weighed with apprehension on the parts of the U.S. Treasury Department's related to credit unions and with guarded approval of the other parts.

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. -- NACUSO is concerned that the Treasury Department's regulatory agency overhaul proposal would not only do away with the credit union model but eliminate the movement's "greatest hedge against unchecked greed."

ARLINGTON, VA -- Unsurprisingly, NASCUS this morning added its voice to the chorus of credit union associations reacting negatively to the recent financial regulatory proposal from the Bush Administration.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- The restrictive Kansas field of membership bill--likely to become law within days--presents an array of prickly problems for regulators and their credit unions but any national spillover from new population thresholds contained in the legislation remains uncertain, a partner for Dollar Associates said Monday.

WASHINGTON -- NAFCU is watchful but, in general, fairly calm about the Bush Administration's proposal to substantially restructure the federal financial regulatory system.

WASHINGTON -- Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson announced this morning the department's blueprint for financial regulatory reform, which ostensibly would eliminate the NCUA, bringing credit unions under banking regulatory oversight. The Office of Thrift Supervision may also be eliminated, should the blueprint be adopted.