Regulatory & Compliance

Declining check use, rising fraud and aging infrastructure prompt a review of the long-standing payment system's role.

Three new filings reaffirm long-standing HMDA, SAFE Act and Truth in Savings obligations as the Bureau works to preserve core regulatory functions.

Trade associations say legal uncertainty and outdated data make a Regulation II rewrite untenable.

Arguments could shape the legal fate of ousted credit union regulators Harper and Otsuka.

Five new filings extend privacy, advertising, disclosure, land-sale and credit-reporting rules as the agency works to maintain core protections.

Critics say Humphrey’s Executor undermines the separation of powers by leaving powerful executive branch officials unaccountable to the president.