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Closing the gate: House adopts ENABLERS Act amendment to 2023 NDAA

CFPB Monitor

CA), inserting into the NDAA a version of the “Establishing New Authorities for Business Laundering and Enabling Risks to Security Act,” otherwise more commonly known as the ENABLERS Act. FinCEN, however, does not actually conduct BSA/AML examinations of regulated businesses.

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Small Transactions Keep Investments Afloat And BigID Bags $2.3M

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One firm’s risk is another firm’s big opportunity, particularly when it comes to data security — a reality well-illustrated by the team at BigID , who has emerged from stealth this week to offer up its SaaS solution for privacy management. And then … they have the option to figure out how to secure it.

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Small Transaction Keep Investments Afloat And BigID Bags $2.3M

PYMNTS

One firm’s risk is another firm’s big opportunity – particularly when it comes to data security – a reality well illustrated by the team at BigID – who have emerged from stealth this week to offer up their SaaS solution for privacy management. And then… they have the option to figure out how to secure it.

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CA Reinvestment Coalition sues CFPB for delaying Section 1071 implementation

CFPB Monitor

The California Reinvestment Coalition has filed a lawsuit against the CFPB in a California federal district court seeking a declaration that the CFPB’s failure to issue regulations implementing Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act violates the Administrative Procedure Act and requiring the CFPB to promptly issue such regulations.

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What Is 5G? Understanding The Next-Gen Wireless System Set To Enable Our Connected Future

CB Insights

Wireless carriers are beginning to realize that small cells will have to comply with a host of new regulations, and meet certain demands from local residents who are concerned about the pervasive new technology. fine for failing to secure the appropriate permits. Sprint recently paid an $11.6M What’s next for 5G.

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AI Assistants Sizzle While Wells Fargo Continues To Reinvent The Concept Of Fizzling

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That check — $163 million — is tied to allegations of fraud that Wachovia used certain securities as a “dumping ground” for assets the bank no longer wanted to hold. That debt had been sold by Wachovia’s capital markets division. The motion to proceed was granted last week in the U.S. District Court.

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On The Hill, Banking’s Biggest Get Grilled

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The Trump administration has promised — and, in some cases, has been executing on promises — to roll back at least some of the regulations contained in the Dodd-Frank tenets that took shape a decade ago. Post-crisis reforms have made banks much safer and sounder in three important areas: capital, liquidity and resolution, and recovery.”.

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