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Growing Ratings Data Overwhelms Regulators

PYMNTS

securities regulator is having trouble with rating agencies because it doesn’t have the tools or specific knowledge it needs to analyze huge amounts of rating data, according to a report from Reuters. The SEC said the problems DERA faced were “generally resolved,” and that other departments pitched in to help.

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Effective model risk management and model validation in banking

Abrigo

Takeaway 2 Even small banks or credit unions not regulated by the Federal Reserve are required to address control risks from models. As financial regulators have noted , this oversight is important because of the "possible adverse consequences (including financial loss) of decisions based on models that are incorrect or misused.”

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Are banks taking advantage of the CECL extension?

Independent Banker

April 2011. December 2011. Regulators implement ICBA-supported three-year transition. Curt Allison, The Fountain Trust Company’s chief lending officer, says his bank’s software program has been collecting data since Dec. By Stephanie Vozza. CECL: A timeline of ICBA’s advocacy. ICBA discusses alternatives with FASB.

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Regulations and Syllabus for Banking Diploma ( JAIBB & DAIBB)

FluentBanking

It is important to know thoroughly about the syllabus and regulations of any course before enrolling in that. Such limits may be attained in two to three years (2010, 2011 and 2012, respectively) after making the course contents, reading materials, library facilities and coaching facilities available to the candidates.

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Washington Watch

Independent Banker

The Federal Reserve in April 2011 proposed rules requiring creditors to determine a consumer’s ability to repay a mortgage before making the loan and defining “qualified mortgages” that automatically meet so-called ability-to-repay standards. Advocacy & Policy Industry Insight Regulation / Compliance Viewpoints Washington Watch'

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Washington Watch

Independent Banker

The Federal Reserve in April 2011 proposed rules requiring creditors to determine a consumer’s ability to repay a mortgage before making the loan and defining “qualified mortgages” that automatically meet so-called ability-to-repay standards. Advocacy & Policy Industry Insight Regulation / Compliance Viewpoints Washington Watch'

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The OCC’s final CRA rule: what changed from the agency’s proposed rule?

CFPB Monitor

On May 20, 2020, the OCC issued a final rule to “strengthen and modernize” its existing Community Reinvestment Act (“CRA”) regulations. This is the first in a series of five blog posts about the final rule and related topics that we will publish in the next few weeks. Commenters found these standards unclear and inadequate.