News stories tagged Federal Reserve
Panel schedules vote on all five Fed nominees
(Feb. 4, 2022) Less than two weeks from now, the nominations of those testifying this week – along with two other Fed nominees – will be considered in vote by...
Fed nominees sit for confirmation hearing
(Feb. 4, 2022) Three nominees for seats on the Federal Reserve Board sat before the Senate Banking Committee Thursday to face questions on their nominations to the agency leadership. Sarah...
Fed issues ‘first step’ paper on CBDCs
(Jan. 21, 2022) Pros and cons of a U.S. central bank digital currency (CBDC) are examined in a discussion paper released by the Federal Reserve Thursday, the agency said, which...
Former state regulator among trio of Fed nominees
(Jan. 21, 2022) The names of three candidates to fill three open seats on the Federal Reserve Board are now in the hands of the U.S. Senate – including the...
Nominations for Harper, Fed leaders, resubmitted
(Jan. 7, 2022) The nomination of Todd M. Harper to be reappointed chairman of the NCUA Board, for a six-year term to run through April 2027, was resubmitted by the...
BRIEFLY: Former state regulator up for top Fed supervisor seat, reports say; Nebraska turns back bank purchase by CU; CFPB calls out credit reporting agencies
(Jan. 7, 2022) Sarah Bloom Raskin, a former Maryland financial institution regulator who also served as a deputy Treasury secretary and member of the Federal Reserve Board, is under consideration...
Fed, CFPB set new fee schedules for 2022
(Dec. 3, 2021) Fees – both mandatory and maximum allowable — are on the increase for 2022 under actions taken this week by the CFPB and the Federal Reserve. A...
Biden begins making his mark on Fed
(Nov. 24, 2021) Leadership at the Federal Reserve would be solidified at least through 2026 if President Joe Biden’s (D) nominations for chair and vice chair of the board, made...
Rule finalized requiring notification of cyber incidents
(Nov. 24, 2021) A final rule requiring banks to notify their federal regulators of certain cyber incidents with potentially systemic effects was approved jointly late last week; it takes effect...
BRIEFLY: FCU boards may continue to meet virtually; Fed gov cool to only CU, bank issuance of stable coins; Controversial OCC designee faces confirmation hearing
(Nov. 19, 2021) Flexibility for board meetings originally extended to FCUs during the height of the coronavirus crisis will be extended in the new year, NCUA said this week. In...
Ahead for the Fed: Quarles resignation signals big changes
(Nov. 12, 2021) There will soon be two open seats on the Federal Reserve Board – and maybe three as early as January – because of the announced resignation of...
BRIEFLY: Fed statement: climate change poses ‘significant challenges’ to financial stability, safety and soundness; FDIC creates office to support ‘mission-driven banks’
(Nov. 5, 2021) Climate change poses “significant challenges” to the safety and soundness of financial institutions and the stability of the financial sector more broadly, the Federal Reserve said in...