Regulatory & Compliance

Rehearing will revisit whether the EPA can terminate a $1.87B clean energy award supporting more than 100 credit unions.

Chairman Hauptman says leaner budgets, lower operating fees and a new “spring cleaning” of regulations are aimed at easing burdens on small credit unions while maintaining safety and soundness.

DCUC praises lawmakers for excluding CCCA language and eyes a renewed focus on veteran priorities.

New thresholds for TILA, HOEPA, Qualified Mortgages, leasing and credit‐report fees take effect Jan. 1, reshaping compliance requirements for lenders and consumer-reporting agencies.

Leagues warn that pricing rules, coin shortages and rounding inconsistencies are straining members and operations.

As the agency moves to streamline regulations, officials simultaneously seek renewal of six long-standing reporting requirements.