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Student loan repayment choices detailed online

Student loan repayment choices detailed online

CFPB wants borrowers to clearly understand options
Bureau proposes arbitration rule

Bureau proposes arbitration rule

Broad approach would affect many relationships, barring class-action waivers but not individual waivers
With a nod to pop music, veteran John Byrne’s blog scans the anti-laundering and anti-terrorism world. John pierces silliness and inconsistency, and strongly believes in private-public partnership.

“Keep Mediocrity at Bay”*

Financial vigilance demands more
Can banks fight CFPB?

Can banks fight CFPB?

Understanding bureau’s “regulation by enforcement” mindset and settlement strategy
How to be a better compliance officer

How to be a better compliance officer

Some parting words from a veteran
TRID compliance has high-risk issues that can cost your bank plenty, so testing must be rigorous.

Testing is your essential TRID armor

Catch inevitable mistakes before examiners do
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has very full plate set for 2016 and 2017.

CFPB 2016: predictions, guesses, best estimates

Bureau’s scrutiny grows higher, deeper, and wider
With a nod to pop music, veteran John Byrne’s blog scans the anti-laundering and anti-terrorism world. John pierces silliness and inconsistency, and strongly believes in private-public partnership.

Panama Papers: Hot—but issues aren’t new

“There’s something happening here, but what it is ain’t exactly clear”*
Look-alike loans may not really be alike when you dig into the data. Common sense would tell you that. Each "Common Sense Compliance" blog brings perspective by delving for meanings behind trends—and missed footnotes that mean a big deal.

Fair lending and new HMDA data

Can you really prove discrimination using only data?
Money laundering comes in many forms, from cash in a suitcase traditional to “flying money” trade-based techniques. FinCEN issued pilot orders earlier this year looking at the potential use of real estate as a laundering vehicle.

When real estate’s a laundering channel

FinCEN chief says NY and Florida “GTOs” represent pilot effort to expand reach
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