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- SCOTUS Rules CFPB’s Leadership Provisions Unconstitutional: Gives President Unfettered Right to Fire Director – While Upholding the Constitutionality of the CFPB Itself
- Prudential Regulators Adopt Amended Swap Margin Rule
- Structured Finance Association Applauds FDIC Final Rule on Federal Interest Rate Authority
- Federal Agencies Finalize Volcker Rule
- FCA Granted Further Abilities Regarding Libor Transition
- CFPB Releases New Proposed Rules Regarding QM Patch
- FHFA Extends Moratorium on Foreclosures Until August
- SFA Submits Supplemental Spread Adjustment Consultation to the ARRC
- SFA Applauds OCC Final Rule on “Valid-When-Made” Doctrine
- The SEC Advisory Committee, FIMSAC, Meeting Agenda to Include Recommendation Concerning Issuer-Pay Conflict of Interest in Credit Ratings
- Structured Finance Association Announces New Dates for 2021 Conference
- Auto And Credit-Card Payments Significantly Impacted by COVID-19
- Regulators Temporarily Ease Key Capital Rule for Large Banks
- New TALF Guidance Could Clear CLO Blockage
- Bipartisan Lawmakers Ask FSOC to Bring Consensus and Clarity to the Regulatory Treatment of the CECL Accounting Standard Across the Financial Sector
- The Mortgage System Could Break Again in 2020
- Small Banks Could Derail Libor Transition
- April Unemployment Rate Soars to 14.7%
- Banks Hold Largest Share of Mortgages uin Forbearance
- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Will Cover Payments on Loans in Forbearance
- Mortgage Turmoil Will Worsen After Forbearance
- The Federal Reserve Redefines Central Banking
- Calabria States “No Lump Sum Required at the End of Forbearance”
- CFPB and FHFA Announce Borrower Protection Program
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