Issues : Regulation

viewpoint | October 17th, 2018

What You Need to Know About the OCC’s Fintech Charter

On July 31, 2018, the OCC said it will begin accepting applications for a special purpose national bank charter designed specifically for fintech companies.

By: Christina Gattuso
Article | September 21st, 2018

How AML Compliance Could Soon Change

Pending legislation could change requirements as new technologies and opportunities bring advancements.

By: Michael Nonaka, D. Jean Veta, Arlo Devlin-Brown
Article | September 14th, 2018

Dodd-Frank Reform Creates New Strategic Considerations For Community Banks

Here are the questions your bank should be answering with a new regulatory framework in place.

By: Robert Azarow, Kevin Toomey
Article | September 5th, 2018

Breaking Down Deregulation Based On Asset Size

The new law makes significant changes to landscape for smallest of U.S. banks.

By: Adam Maier, Lara Page
Article | August 31st, 2018

New Law Offers Banks a Way to Accelerate Deposit Growth

The recent bank regulatory relief law opens up new opportunities for community banks to use reciprocal deposits to broaden their funding base.

By: H.D. Barkett
Article | August 29th, 2018

Crapo Bill Only a Drop in Bucket for Deregulation

Though it does have its virtues, the Senate only narrowly unwinds Dodd-Frank.

By: Sanford Brown
Article | August 20th, 2018

Why Deregulation Means More Work for Banks

It’s easy to celebrate, but there’s a lot involved with the rollback of regulations.

By: Pamela Perdue
BD Article
Article | July 6th, 2018

A Timely Reminder About the Importance of Capital Allocation

The recent release of this year’s stress test results reinforces the importance of effective capital allocation.

By: John J. Maxfield
Article | May 22nd, 2018

Regulatory Issues to Watch In 2018

It’s not just the top regulators and legislation you should be watching.

By: Dennis Hild
Article | May 14th, 2018

The Deregulation Promise Beginning to Bear Fruit

An analyst breaks down the effort to relax regulations and the effects of a possible trade war.

By: Ed Mills