News stories tagged OCC
BRIEFLY: In a first for states, OH achieves four-way accreditation; OCC to reconsider last year’s CRA rule; TRID FAQs updated for housing assistance, BUILD Act lending
(May 21, 2021) Congratulations to the Ohio Department of Commerce/Division of Financial Institutions to be the first state supervisory authority to become accredited under all four accreditation programs: credit union...
New acting comptroller vows review of ‘regulatory standards’
(May 14, 2021) The OCC has – once again – a new leader, who said this week he would soon conduct a review of “regulatory standards” at the agency. Michael...
BRIEFLY: Biden settles on Barr to lead bank regulator; OCC issues national charter for digital assets bank
(Jan. 22, 2021) President Biden has reportedly determined that Michael S. Barr – a former assistant Treasury secretary for financial institutions (a position that interfaces with credit unions and banks)...
BRIEFLY: New state charter in FL; NCUA Deputy CFO tapped; More turnover in comptroller’s office
(Jan. 15, 2021) Florida (and NASCUS) welcome a new state-chartered credit union this week: Radiant CU of Gainesville (formerly SunState FCU). The 64-year-old credit union holds $570 million in assets...
Nominees for Fed, OCC see action; NCUA candidate soon?
(Nov. 20, 2020) Two federal banking agencies saw action for their leadership futures this week, as a nominee for one barely failed to be confirmed to the position and another...