Facebook’s data fiasco, Wells Fargo’s fake account scandal, the Equifax breach and the onset of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): With topics...
Wells Fargo announced late last week that it has agreed to pay $480 million to settle a securities fraud class-action suit. In a press release, the embattled...
Despite Republican plans to scale back on Dodd-Frank, its co-author is optimistic the legislation will survive. “It’s much better than where I thought we would...
The Department of Labor is examining if Wells Fargo pushed retirement-planning customers into pricier accounts and toward buying more expensive investment funds, generating more fees...
Joseph Otting, Comptroller of the Currency, says that rules on short-term, small-dollar lending should be relaxed so U.S. banks are able to offer loans to...
A new report by the General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions (CIBAFI) said the decline of correspondent banking relationships disproportionately impacts Islamic financial...
Earlier this year, the federal government spiked anxieties for legal marijuana businesses. Attorney General (AG) Jeff Sessions issued a memo that seems to ramp up...
The Association for Financial Markets (AFME) in Europe wants regulators to curb the development of aggressive bank regulation, according to Reuters reports on Thursday (April...
Singapore is ready for open banking, but regulators don’t want to force it on the financial services market, according to reports in Bloomberg. The publication...