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November

2
2023
Industry News

CU-backed legislation would remove restrictions to veterans business lending

Congress should support legislation to increase credit union lending to veteran-owned businesses, CUNA wrote to a Senate, Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee for its hearing on financial services to veterans. CUNA, Leagues, and credit unions support the Veteran Member Business Loan Act (S. 539), introduced in February by Sens. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, and Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska.

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November

2
2023
Industry News

FTC Approves New Data Breach Notification Requirement for Non-Banking Financial Institutions

On October 27, 2023, the FTC approved an amendment to the Safeguards Rule (the “Amendment”) requiring that non-banking financial institutions notify the FTC in the event of a defined “Notification Event” where customer information of 500 or more individuals was subject to unauthorized acquisition.

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November

2
2023
Compliance

CFPB Issues Summary Guide for Proposed Data Sharing Rule

The proposed rule seeks to standardize access to data and its terms, fostering a more level playing field for both established and emerging financial institutions, according to the bureau. he CFPB has opened comments on the proposed rule until Dec. 29, 2023.

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November

2
2023
Industry News

FTC Approves New Data Breach Notification Requirement for Non-Banking Financial Institutions

On October 27, 2023, the FTC approved an amendment to the Safeguards Rule (the “Amendment”) requiring that non-banking financial institutions notify the FTC in the event of a defined “Notification Event” where customer information of 500 or more individuals was subject to unauthorized acquisition. 

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November

2
2023
Industry News

FDIC is probing former First Republic Bank directors and officers, spokesperson says

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is investigating potential misconduct by executives and board members of First Republic Bank, raising the prospect of stiff penalties for the failed bank’s former bosses.

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