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July 29, 2024, from 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm EST

L&R Committee Webinar Series: What Comes After Chevron?

The Supreme Court has dramatically restructured the framework for agency deference through a series of decisions. In this webinar, Bradford Harding & David Gossett, partners with Davis Wright Tremaine, will discuss SCOTUS’s landmark decisions in Loper Bright & Corner Post and the resulting overturning of Chevron deference as we have known it. The session will explore the implications of rulemaking and guidance from federal banking agencies and the potential impact on state agencies as well.


July 15, 2024, from 2:00pm – 3:00 pm EST

L&R Committee Webinar Series: Best Practices for Analyzing Returns with LoanStreet

June 17, 2024, from 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST

L&R Committee Webinar Series: CFPB Proposed Data Privacy Rule & Open Banking

NASCUS is pleased to announce the next topic in our annual series of complimentary webinars for all members, focusing on the CFPB’s proposed data privacy rule and related “open banking” issues. This webinar, presented by the K&L Gates law firm, will provide an in-depth review of the CFPB’s data privacy rights proposal, emphasizing the implications for credit union compliance and addressing unresolved questions. Additionally, the session will explore the broader concept of open banking, comparing potential developments in the US with existing implementations in the European Union.

Guest speakers: Andrew Glass and Greg Blase, Partners, K&L Gates


May 16, 2024, from 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm EST

Presentation Slide Decks

The NASCUS Legislative & Regulatory Affairs Committee is hosting a webinar to survey the latest trends in class action litigation in the financial services sector. We’ll also address recent litigation against the Consumers Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) late fee rule and the recent District Court decision ruling the Corporate Transparency Act unconstitutional.

Guest speakers include: Fred Burnside and Chris Walczyszyn (Davis Wright Tremaine LLP).


Cantero vs. BofA Litigation

NASCUS has been monitoring developments in the litigation regarding state requirements that mortgage lenders pay at least 2% interest on escrow accounts associated with residential mortgages. The policy behind these laws is to prevent mortgage lenders from requiring excessive property tax escrow requirements. There are 13 states with such laws.

Those states are: CA/NY/CT/IA/ME/MD/MA/MN/NH/OR/RI/UT/WI.

At the heart of the litigation is whether the National Bank Act (NBA) preempts those state laws with respect to National Banks. If it is found to do so, state-chartered banks in those states would be left subject to the law, while national banks would not. Our interest of course is what, if any, implications there may be for credit unions and NCUA.

To help us walk thru the implications, we will be joined by DWT partners Bradford Hardin and Chava Brandriss for a video call to discuss the case and its implications.

For background, we have pulled the relevant text from an excellent piece on SCOTUS Blog: https://www.scotusblog.com/2023/10/this-weeks-relists-preemption-of-consumer-protection-laws-bankruptcy-claims-covid-mandates-and-chevron-deference-again/


Webinar on NCUA Financial Innovation: Loan Participations and Eligible Obligations Final Rule

Oct. 24, 2023 — Please join us for an exclusive conversation with Brian Lauer from the Messick, Lauer, & Smith P.C. law firm. During this event, Brian will provide an in-depth analysis of the recently enacted rule and its implications on existing regulations. Additionally, Brian will delve into the advantages that this new rule offers to federally insured credit unions, enabling them to harness the potential of emerging technologies and opportunities in the financial technology sector. Attendees are encouraged to participate by asking questions.


2023 State System Summit/CUbroadcast Interviews (Click here to access more interviews)
(Videos are continuously being added.)

2023 Summit with Pierre Jay Winner Mike Williams (CO)


2023 Litigation Trends and Outlook (Feb. 16, 2023)

We will be joined by our friend, Fred Burnside (Davis Wright Tremaine LLP), to discuss updates in litigation within the financial services sector.
Including Overdraft Fee Litigation; Regulation E Cases; Zelle Litigation; Issues Related to ACH Fees; and much more.


Implications of the 5th Circuit Court’s Decision on CFPB Funding (Dec. 5, 2022)

This discussion covers the implications of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals decision in Community Financial Services Association of America v. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, ruling that the CFPB’s independent funding structure is unconstitutional with our friends from the Manatt, Phelps & Phillips law firm.


NASCUS Legislative & Regulatory Committee: Class Action Lawsuits’ video with Fred Burnside (Oct. 28, 2021)

Fred Burnside reviews the arbitration clause issues, discussing overdraft litigation, representment litigation, ATM fee litigation, and other emerging issues. Fred also shares strategies for mitigating risk from these various actions and share thoughts on the public policy implications of these issues.

 


Virtual Currencies and Digital Assets with Lamont Black and Jeremy McLaughlin (Aug. 24, 2021)

Lamont and Jeremy will provide an introduction to cryptocurrencies and digital assets, discuss the relationship of decentralized finance to traditional fiat currency and survey the current legal framework in the United States within which cryptocurrencies and digital assets continue to evolve.