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E-News 9-12-25 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Gould touts OCC debanking moves, reassures on stablecoin Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould on Wednesday emphasized the Trump administration’s recent “clarifications and changes to our existing policies” addressing charges of widespread debanking, then addressed the potential risk to bank deposits from stablecoins.  Read more Senate Banking Committee advances Miran nomination The Senate Banking Committee voted Wednesday to advance the nomination of economist Stephen Miran for an open seat on the Fed board.  Read more OCC...
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E-News 9-5-25 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS House committee advances cybersecurity bill The House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday advanced legislation to extend an existing law that enables the federal government to share real-time information about cyberthreats with the private sector. Read more OCC reduces semiannual assessment rates The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency announced last Friday a decrease in assessment rates for the Sept. 30 semiannual assessment. Read more FDIC removes disparate impact from exam manual The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp....
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E-News 8-29-25 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS SBA orders lenders to stop ‘debanking’ The Small Business Administration ordered its network of more than 5,000 lenders Wednesday to end any practices that result in “debanking,” adding that lenders who fail to comply will “lose their good standing with the SBA and will be subjected to additional punitive measures.” Read more Cook files lawsuit to overturn attempted removal from Fed board Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook filed a lawsuit Thursday against President Trump for his attempt to remove her from the Fed board, saying the president’s...
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E-News 8-22-25 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS CFPB seeks input on Section 1033 data sharing reconsideration The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is seeking public comment on the costs and challenges of enforcing the Dodd-Frank Act’s data sharing requirements as it considers new rulemaking to implement the law.  Read more Senators seek public feedback on National Flood Insurance Program reforms Two senators are seeking public input on the National Flood Insurance Program as Congress considers legislation to reauthorize and possibly reform the program.  Read more Report:...
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