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And is it permissible for a bank to purchase an email list from a third party to send out email marketing materials to non-customers?
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Difference-making thought-leader Tamsen Webster is the opening keynote at the 2023 ABA Bank Marketing Conference.
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It’s inappropriate to ask American consumers and businesses to simply rely on regulators’ assurances about the future—particularly when they’re being asked to accept new standards developed by an entity far removed from our financial system.
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Full-population testing eliminates the potential for unknown compliance violations and empowers financial institutions to address issues quickly.
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A practical guide to preparing for the Section 1071 small business lending data collection.
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Seasonally adjusted net 15.0% planning to create new jobs in the next three months, but down 4 points from May. The percentage of owners thinking it’s a good time to expand was 6.0%, 3.0% higher than the previous month.
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A California bill that would require corporations to report their greenhouse gas emissions would not meet its stated goals without agreed-upon methodologies for calculating those emissions, ABA, the California Bankers Association and five financial industry associations said in a letter.
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The SEC adopted amendments to rules governing money market funds, removing from the final version provisions that were opposed by ABA.
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ABA joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other associations in filing an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in favor of striking down the CFPB’s funding structure, arguing that the current funding mechanism shields it from congressional oversight.
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A proposed bill seeking to impose network routing requirements on banks that issue credit cards would be disastrous for consumers, writes Brian Kelly, founder of The Points Guy.
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CFTC staff issued a temporary no-action letter extending relief previously granted to bank swap dealers that permits them to comply with the commission’s financial reporting requirements.
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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman for Supervision Michael Barr said that regulators will propose strengthening capital requirements for banks with more than $100 billion in assets, including creating a new long-term debt requirement.
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