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ABA’s Wayne Abernathy, extreme left, moderated a regulator panel during the association’s recent Government Relations Summit. From left to right, panelists included OCC’s Darrin Benhart; FDIC’s Doreen Eberley; the Federal Reserve’s Maryann Hunter; and CFPB’s Peggy Twohig, speaking.

CFPB means it as you read it

Industry meeting reveals thinking of regulators on deception, other key issues
Remembering the victims of Brussels by finding ways to fight back. 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.

“What A Wonderful World??”*

What else can the AML community do?
Compliance management meets fintech

Compliance management meets fintech

Former CFPB top official turned banker addresses competition and changing times
CFPB issues first data security penalty

CFPB issues first data security penalty

Updated: Payment platform Dwolla accused of deceptive practices. What are implications going forward?
Finding solutions for high-risk businesses

Finding solutions for high-risk businesses

Simply “de-risking”—showing firms the door—may not be only answer
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.

“Stop Making Sense”*

Election-year insanity, policy makers attacking. Where are the adults?
Could your bank spot the illicit use of "fei chien"—"flying money"? Clues could arise in trade where the numbers don't quite make sense.

"Flying money" may land in U.S.

Is Chinese money laundering “flying” into real estate?
OCC ends consent orders on U.S. Bank, Santander

OCC ends consent orders on U.S. Bank, Santander

Banks to pay $13.4 million in penalties to have restrictions lifted in aftermath of robo-signing cases
What's "fair"? While some bankers have been known to use their own “smell test” for new products, services, or policies, “fair” can be subjective. It's a puzzle banks are working out.

Fair banking on the rise

Combines elements of fair lending, UDAAP, even complaints—and puts more emphasis on outcomes
Regulatory haze slows home lenders

Regulatory haze slows home lenders

Washington’s reg reform fumble confuses lenders and brakes bank mortgage flow
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