Trying to figure out incentive pay for mortgage originators? Good luck.

Get ready. Even small banks and thrifts are going to be affected by a post-crisis shift in regulation toward what’s fair and transparent to consumers.

Some banks may save money if they don’t have to register their securities. The law also may provide an incentive to deregister public companies.

Feeling that the legislative tide has turned against them, a number of state banking associations are getting together to raise money for federal elections.

The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act ushered in a new—and an oddly schizophrenic—regulatory regime for retail bankers.

“When the world went mad around us, you did not stray,’’ Richard Cordray tells a crowd at the Independent Community Bankers of America National Convention and Techworld.

FDIC’s Martin Gruenberg and OCC’s John Walsh address community bankers at ICBA convention.

The OCC’s John Walsh tells a crowd at Bank Director conference that Dodd-Frank is unlikely to be repealed.

How banks can approach the new regulations in a constructive manner, and how the new rules have changed the regulatory landscape.

People in the financial industry have been criticizing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Here’s why it’s not such a bad thing.