Some Not-So-Good News For CUs Hoping CFPB Will Dial Back Rulemaking: It’s Talking to the European Commission 07/17/2023 07:43 pm WASHINGTON–The CFPB and the European Commission have announced plans to start an “informal dialogue” across what they said will be a range of financial consumer protection issues.
New CEOs Named in California, Florida 07/17/2023 07:46 pm SANTA ANA, Calif.–Two credit unions have named new CEOs.
CUNA & NAFCU Join 8 Trade Groups in Asking That ‘Big Box Bailout’ Language Not be Added to NDAA 07/17/2023 07:48 pm WASHINGTON—CUNA, NAFCU and nine financial trade associations have written to Congress in opposition to what they are calling “big-box bailout legislation” potentially being added as an amendment to the fiscal year 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), ahead of the House passing its version of the defense bill.
As the Dog Days of Summer Approach, ‘Sprint’ Expected in Washington on Several Pieces of Legislation 07/17/2023 07:46 pm WASHINGTON—With Congress and Washington nearing the “dog days of summer,” legislators are currently gearing up for a “sprint” before the long August recess, according to CUNA.
Inclusiv Reps Attend Event at Which Vice President Announces Notices of Funding for Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund 07/17/2023 07:49 pm BALTIMORE–Representatives of Inclusiv attended a meeting at which Vice President Kamala Harris announced the Environmental Protection Agency’s release of two Notices of Funding Opportunity under the $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.
Watch for ‘Regulatory Gaps,’ NAFCU Cautions CFPB when it Comes to Data Broker Practices 07/17/2023 07:48 pm WASHINGTON—The CFPB needs to watch for “supervisory gaps” when it comes to better understanding data broker practices, according to a letter sent by NAFCU in response to the Bureau’s request for information (RFI).
