Links in “Banks”

Quality mortgages safe harbor provisions of CFPB may collide with HUD's disparate impact test. [6/28]

What keeps bankers up at night? 46% said regulatory reform stemming from the Dodd-Frank Act and the CFPB. [6/28]

Vendor risk: $6.5 million settlement on charges that U.S. Bancorp and its vendor failed to tell borrowers about a monthly processing fee and about a bi-weekly payment schedule that created a lag between the timing of deductions and credits to their accounts resulting in late fees. [6/28]

Survey finds a third of consumers don’t feel that their bank has a clearly defined process for addressing instances of fraud. [6/27]

If Congress doesn’t act immediately, interest rates on federally subsidized Stafford student loans will double from 3.4% to 6.8% on July 1;  7 million college students facing a large increase in the monthly loan payments at a time when many are already struggling financially. [6/27]

You know that the millenials are your future, but how do you attract and retain this important segment of your membership? The answer: tech convenience. [6/27]

After you click submit, it can seem like your Suspicious Activity Report disappears into a black hole; here's what happens to them and what your institution can do to improve the process. [6/27]

The two are not the same. [6/27]

A trend? Audits catching firms "flat-footed." [6/27]

Although issued after the effective date, considered to be well-organized and full of information that could be of great help to credit unions. [6/26]