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June

25
2024
Industry News

OCC Requests Comments on Proposed Revisions to Its Recovery Planning Guidelines

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today requested comment on a proposal to revise its recovery planning guidelines for certain large insured national banks, federal savings associations, and federal branches (banks).

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June

25
2024
Industry News

Public Comments Invited – CFPB Proposes New Rule on Medical Debt Reporting

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is inviting public input on a proposed amendment to Regulation V, which enforces the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). This amendment focuses on medical information in credit reports and aims to enhance consumer protection regarding medical debt.

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June

25
2024
Trends

NCUA Releases Annual Cybersecurity and Credit Union System Resilience Report

The National Credit Union Administration released today its annual Cybersecurity and Credit Union System Resilience Report. The report summarizes the current cybersecurity threat landscape, highlights the agency’s key cybersecurity initiatives, and outlines the agency’s ongoing efforts to enhance cybersecurity preparedness and resilience within the credit union industry.

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June

24
2024
Industry News

U.S. Implications of the EU AI Act

The European Union (EU) is leading the global charge with AI regulations. U.S. companies are not beyond their regulatory reach, however, and should be preparing their AI risk mitigation efforts accordingly.

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June

24
2024
Industry News

Judge Grants MSJ for Defendant in FDCPA Case Over Postage Stamp Standing

A District Court judge in Missouri has granted a defendant’s motion for summary judgment in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case, ruling that the plaintiff lacked standing and that the defendant did not violate the FDCPA. The case revolved around disputes and cease communication requests and the plaintiff’s claim that the cost of a postage stamp was enough to confer standing to pursue this lawsuit.

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