Regulatory & Compliance

CUNA announces a record spending number for the 2020 election cycle, while the CU-bank battle plays out in political giving.

Kraninger alerted the committee that she expects the bureau will issue final rules governing payday lending in April.

NAFCU wants the sale to happen if the agency gets "a fair price" for the loans. Separately, San Francisco FCU sues the city contending they failed to live up to a deal to purchase medallion loans.

New York Taxi Workers Alliance members meet with senior NCUA staff to discuss the possible sale of taxi medallion loans held by the agency.

House Financial Services Chairman Maxine Waters believes the CFPB's enforcement director appointment is driven by political affiliation, not qualifications.

The meeting is confirmed on Friday, as the task force released its report on the state of NYC's taxi industry.