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'IT'S VERY SCARY': SMALL BANKS QUIETLY HIT BY RANSOMWARE In recent days, two ransomware groups, DarkSide and Ragnar Locker, have posted evidence that they have successfully broken into three small banks’ servers, stolen data and demanded ransom. If the ransom isn’t paid, they say, they will expose more of the banks’ data. The evidence, posted on theMIRIAM CROSS
Miriam Cross is a Washington-based reporter covering bank technology and fintech at American Banker. Previously, she was an associate editor at Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. OCC HITS BRAKES ON ROLLOUT OF TRUMP-ERA CRA RULE OCC hits brakes on rollout of Trump-era CRA rule. WASHINGTON — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Tuesday halted the implementation of its 2020 rule overhauling the Community Reinvestment Act. “The OCC has determined that it will reconsider the June 2020 rule,” the agency said in a bulletin. The move was widelyanticipated
FED'S FOCUS ON RACIAL JUSTICE IS 'POLITICAL ADVOCACY,' GOP Fed's focus on racial justice is 'political advocacy,' GOP senator says. WASHINGTON — The top Republican on the Senate Banking Committee is slamming three Federal Reserve banks for their work to examine the role racism plays in the economy. In letters to the Fed regional bank presidents in Atlanta, Boston and Minneapolis, Sen. PatToomey, R
POLO ROCHA | AMERICAN BANKER In an interview, the Hong Kong native spoke about the fears of his employees, 74% of whom are Asian American, as well as about his optimism regarding hate crime legislation President Biden signed last week. East West and several other banks have donated to groups working to track and reduce the recent spike in anti-Asian violence. By PoloRocha.
DON’T STEER LENDERS TO ONE LIBOR ALTERNATIVE Don’t steer lenders to one Libor alternative. Tucked deeply into Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $193 billion budget proposal is a curious provision that has nothing to do with New York’s finances. The proposal to the fiscal year 2022 budget, if included, allows banks to apply a new interest rate benchmark on legacy loan contracts that MUFG HIRES RESTAURANT BANKERS AWAY FROM WELLS FARGO The U.S. arm of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group has hired nine bankers away from Wells Fargo in an effort to expand its restaurant finance group. The lender focused on the fast-casual and quick-serve segments during the pandemic and anticipates growth in that sector. HOME | AMERICAN BANKERLEADERSPOLICY & REGULATIONCOMMUNITY BANKINGCREDIT UNIONSCONSUMER FINANCEDIGITAL BANKING Read the latest on the banking & finance industries in the U.S. with award-winning analysis and in-depth reporting by American Banker. MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING: NEXT 2021 Many of the 15 executives selected for our Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next list are in roles that took on outsize importance in a year punctuated by a global pandemic, economic free fall and widespread protests over police brutality and racial inequality. GLOBAL CHIP SHORTAGE THREATENS PAYMENT CARD SUPPLY Global chip shortage threatens payment card supply. The payment card industry is no less vulnerable to the shortage of computer chips than any of the major tech industries — like smartphone makers and video game companies — but the strain on components is especially concerning for access to bank accounts. The vast majority of paymentcards
'IT'S VERY SCARY': SMALL BANKS QUIETLY HIT BY RANSOMWARE In recent days, two ransomware groups, DarkSide and Ragnar Locker, have posted evidence that they have successfully broken into three small banks’ servers, stolen data and demanded ransom. If the ransom isn’t paid, they say, they will expose more of the banks’ data. The evidence, posted on theMIRIAM CROSS
Miriam Cross is a Washington-based reporter covering bank technology and fintech at American Banker. Previously, she was an associate editor at Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. OCC HITS BRAKES ON ROLLOUT OF TRUMP-ERA CRA RULE OCC hits brakes on rollout of Trump-era CRA rule. WASHINGTON — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Tuesday halted the implementation of its 2020 rule overhauling the Community Reinvestment Act. “The OCC has determined that it will reconsider the June 2020 rule,” the agency said in a bulletin. The move was widelyanticipated
FED'S FOCUS ON RACIAL JUSTICE IS 'POLITICAL ADVOCACY,' GOP Fed's focus on racial justice is 'political advocacy,' GOP senator says. WASHINGTON — The top Republican on the Senate Banking Committee is slamming three Federal Reserve banks for their work to examine the role racism plays in the economy. In letters to the Fed regional bank presidents in Atlanta, Boston and Minneapolis, Sen. PatToomey, R
POLO ROCHA | AMERICAN BANKER In an interview, the Hong Kong native spoke about the fears of his employees, 74% of whom are Asian American, as well as about his optimism regarding hate crime legislation President Biden signed last week. East West and several other banks have donated to groups working to track and reduce the recent spike in anti-Asian violence. By PoloRocha.
DON’T STEER LENDERS TO ONE LIBOR ALTERNATIVE Don’t steer lenders to one Libor alternative. Tucked deeply into Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $193 billion budget proposal is a curious provision that has nothing to do with New York’s finances. The proposal to the fiscal year 2022 budget, if included, allows banks to apply a new interest rate benchmark on legacy loan contracts that MUFG HIRES RESTAURANT BANKERS AWAY FROM WELLS FARGO The U.S. arm of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group has hired nine bankers away from Wells Fargo in an effort to expand its restaurant finance group. The lender focused on the fast-casual and quick-serve segments during the pandemic and anticipates growth in that sector. FED WILL CONTINUE SUPPORTING PPP LOANS UNTIL JUNE 30 Fed will continue supporting PPP loans until June 30. WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve will extend by three months the liquidity facility bolstering the Paycheck Protection Program while letting other emergency lending programs expire on March 31, the agency announced Monday. The Fed has been offering low-interest loans to lendersthrough the
CYBERSECURITY IS TOP ISSUE FOR BANKERS, BUT NOT FOR 23 hours ago · The recent ransomware attacks on energy and meat processing industries are a reminder of the cybersecurity risk facing the banking sector. But analysts say policymakers seem disengaged from securing the financial system. Exhibit A, they say, was a May MAY 2021 | AMERICAN BANKER The president had campaigned on a 28% corporate tax rate — threatening to undo much of the Trump-era cuts — and banks were seen as more vulnerable than other industries. But the administration appears open to a lower rate as part of broader legislative talks. ByNeil Haggerty.
FRESH OFF DEAL IN FLORIDA, FIRST FOUNDATION MULLS 1 day ago · First Foundation says it's eager to pursue more acquisitions, though only a week has passed since the Dallas company unveiled its largest M&A deal ever.. The $7.1 billion-asset First Foundation is buying TGR Financial in Naples, Florida, but remains focused on expanding in its new home state of Texas, CEO Scott Kavanaugh said in an interview. BUCKLE UP: CFPB BRINGING BACK REGULATION BY ENFORCEMENT 1 day ago · The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is making a comeback. The CFPB, which oversees financial institutions with a keen focus on consumer protection and ensuring financial markets are fair and equitable, was a diminished force during the Trump administration.Large
INSIDE STATE STREET’S NEW DIGITAL ASSET UNIT 23 hours ago · State Street in Boston has taken a big step to meet rising client interest in digital assets. It opened a new division, State Street Digital, on Thursday that will do three primary things: create technology and policies to help customers invest in cryptocurrencies; modify existing platforms or devise new ones to support central bank digital currencies; and develop blockchains,smart contracts
AN AMBITIOUS AGENDA FOR CUSTOMERS BANK’S INCOMING CEO 1 day ago · Jon Winick, CEO of bank consultancy Clark Street Capital, said an organic national expansion is a bold move that does come with some risk. Namely, he said, Customers will face stiff competition from longstanding community banks as well as national powerhouses, given that it is focused on major markets where the biggest banks often are entrenched. WHAT IT MEANS THAT EX-FED OFFICIALS ARE LEADING OCC 1 day ago · The appointments of former senior leaders from a rival regulator could force the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to embrace interagency cooperation after taking a go-it-alone approach during the Trump administration, some observers say. Others worry about another extreme: the Federal Reserve having outsize influence over financial policy. NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2021 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING About the 2021 Women in Banking Awards . Now in its 19th year, American Banker's Women in Banking program recognizes women in four categories: the 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking, the 25 Most Powerful Women to Watch; the 25 Most Powerful Women in Finance; and the Top Teams in Banking. We also aim to bestow two special awards each year, for Lifetime Achievement and Community Impact. CAN FACEBOOK'S NEW PAYMENT METHOD COMPETE WITH VENMO AND 23 hours ago · The rollout of Facebook's QR code-based payment service turns its Messenger platform into an open payment network, but may struggle to pull users away from popular alternatives like Venmo and Zelle. Unlike previous iterations of Messenger payments, the new system does not require users to HOME | AMERICAN BANKERLEADERSPOLICY & REGULATIONCOMMUNITY BANKINGCREDIT UNIONSCONSUMER FINANCEDIGITAL BANKING Read the latest on the banking & finance industries in the U.S. with award-winning analysis and in-depth reporting by American Banker. MAY 2021 | AMERICAN BANKER The president had campaigned on a 28% corporate tax rate — threatening to undo much of the Trump-era cuts — and banks were seen as more vulnerable than other industries. But the administration appears open to a lower rate as part of broader legislative talks. ByNeil Haggerty.
GLOBAL CHIP SHORTAGE THREATENS PAYMENT CARD SUPPLY Global chip shortage threatens payment card supply. The payment card industry is no less vulnerable to the shortage of computer chips than any of the major tech industries — like smartphone makers and video game companies — but the strain on components is especially concerning for access to bank accounts. The vast majority of paymentcards
MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING: NEXT 2021 Many of the 15 executives selected for our Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next list are in roles that took on outsize importance in a year punctuated by a global pandemic, economic free fall and widespread protests over police brutality and racial inequality. THE MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING: NEXT 2021 Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next 2021. Many of the 15 executives selected for our Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next list are in roles that took on outsize importance in a year punctuated by a global pandemic, economic free fall and widespread protests over police brutality and racial inequality. By Bonnie McGeer. May 6. NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2021 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING About the 2021 Women in Banking Awards . Now in its 19th year, American Banker's Women in Banking program recognizes women in four categories: the 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking, the 25 Most Powerful Women to Watch; the 25 Most Powerful Women in Finance; and the Top Teams in Banking. We also aim to bestow two special awards each year, for Lifetime Achievement and Community Impact. 'IT'S VERY SCARY': SMALL BANKS QUIETLY HIT BY RANSOMWARE In recent days, two ransomware groups, DarkSide and Ragnar Locker, have posted evidence that they have successfully broken into three small banks’ servers, stolen data and demanded ransom. If the ransom isn’t paid, they say, they will expose more of the banks’ data. The evidence, posted on theMIRIAM CROSS
Miriam Cross is a Washington-based reporter covering bank technology and fintech at American Banker. Previously, she was an associate editor at Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. FED'S FOCUS ON RACIAL JUSTICE IS 'POLITICAL ADVOCACY,' GOP Fed's focus on racial justice is 'political advocacy,' GOP senator says. WASHINGTON — The top Republican on the Senate Banking Committee is slamming three Federal Reserve banks for their work to examine the role racism plays in the economy. In letters to the Fed regional bank presidents in Atlanta, Boston and Minneapolis, Sen. PatToomey, R
OCC HITS BRAKES ON ROLLOUT OF TRUMP-ERA CRA RULE OCC hits brakes on rollout of Trump-era CRA rule. WASHINGTON — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Tuesday halted the implementation of its 2020 rule overhauling the Community Reinvestment Act. “The OCC has determined that it will reconsider the June 2020 rule,” the agency said in a bulletin. The move was widelyanticipated
HOME | AMERICAN BANKERLEADERSPOLICY & REGULATIONCOMMUNITY BANKINGCREDIT UNIONSCONSUMER FINANCEDIGITAL BANKING Read the latest on the banking & finance industries in the U.S. with award-winning analysis and in-depth reporting by American Banker. MAY 2021 | AMERICAN BANKER The president had campaigned on a 28% corporate tax rate — threatening to undo much of the Trump-era cuts — and banks were seen as more vulnerable than other industries. But the administration appears open to a lower rate as part of broader legislative talks. ByNeil Haggerty.
GLOBAL CHIP SHORTAGE THREATENS PAYMENT CARD SUPPLY Global chip shortage threatens payment card supply. The payment card industry is no less vulnerable to the shortage of computer chips than any of the major tech industries — like smartphone makers and video game companies — but the strain on components is especially concerning for access to bank accounts. The vast majority of paymentcards
MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING: NEXT 2021 Many of the 15 executives selected for our Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next list are in roles that took on outsize importance in a year punctuated by a global pandemic, economic free fall and widespread protests over police brutality and racial inequality. THE MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING: NEXT 2021 Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next 2021. Many of the 15 executives selected for our Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next list are in roles that took on outsize importance in a year punctuated by a global pandemic, economic free fall and widespread protests over police brutality and racial inequality. By Bonnie McGeer. May 6. NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2021 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING About the 2021 Women in Banking Awards . Now in its 19th year, American Banker's Women in Banking program recognizes women in four categories: the 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking, the 25 Most Powerful Women to Watch; the 25 Most Powerful Women in Finance; and the Top Teams in Banking. We also aim to bestow two special awards each year, for Lifetime Achievement and Community Impact. 'IT'S VERY SCARY': SMALL BANKS QUIETLY HIT BY RANSOMWARE In recent days, two ransomware groups, DarkSide and Ragnar Locker, have posted evidence that they have successfully broken into three small banks’ servers, stolen data and demanded ransom. If the ransom isn’t paid, they say, they will expose more of the banks’ data. The evidence, posted on theMIRIAM CROSS
Miriam Cross is a Washington-based reporter covering bank technology and fintech at American Banker. Previously, she was an associate editor at Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. FED'S FOCUS ON RACIAL JUSTICE IS 'POLITICAL ADVOCACY,' GOP Fed's focus on racial justice is 'political advocacy,' GOP senator says. WASHINGTON — The top Republican on the Senate Banking Committee is slamming three Federal Reserve banks for their work to examine the role racism plays in the economy. In letters to the Fed regional bank presidents in Atlanta, Boston and Minneapolis, Sen. PatToomey, R
OCC HITS BRAKES ON ROLLOUT OF TRUMP-ERA CRA RULE OCC hits brakes on rollout of Trump-era CRA rule. WASHINGTON — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Tuesday halted the implementation of its 2020 rule overhauling the Community Reinvestment Act. “The OCC has determined that it will reconsider the June 2020 rule,” the agency said in a bulletin. The move was widelyanticipated
CYBERSECURITY IS TOP ISSUE FOR BANKERS, BUT NOT FOR 13 hours ago · The recent ransomware attacks on energy and meat processing industries are a reminder of the cybersecurity risk facing the banking sector. But analysts say policymakers seem disengaged from securing the financial system. Exhibit A, they say, was a May INSIDE STATE STREET’S NEW DIGITAL ASSET UNIT 12 hours ago · State Street in Boston has taken a big step to meet rising client interest in digital assets. It opened a new division, State Street Digital, on Thursday that will do three primary things: create technology and policies to help customers invest in cryptocurrencies; modify existing platforms or devise new ones to support central bank digital currencies; and develop blockchains,smart contracts
MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING: NEXT 2021 Many of the 15 executives selected for our Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next list are in roles that took on outsize importance in a year punctuated by a global pandemic, economic free fall and widespread protests over police brutality and racial inequality. BUCKLE UP: CFPB BRINGING BACK REGULATION BY ENFORCEMENT 16 hours ago · The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is making a comeback. The CFPB, which oversees financial institutions with a keen focus on consumer protection and ensuring financial markets are fair and equitable, was a diminished force during the Trump administration. Large financial institutions enjoyed NEW LEADER, NEW MISSION FOR SOFI'S BANKING-AS-A-SERVICE 1 day ago · When the online lender SoFi announced its acquisition of Galileo Financial Technologies, a banking-as-a-service provider, for $1.2 billion a little over a year ago, it seemed an unusual match. Galileo provides bank technology to a who’s who of challenger banks — and SoFi’s rivals — including AN AMBITIOUS AGENDA FOR CUSTOMERS BANK’S INCOMING CEO 17 hours ago · Jon Winick, CEO of bank consultancy Clark Street Capital, said an organic national expansion is a bold move that does come with some risk. Namely, he said, Customers will face stiff competition from longstanding community banks as well as national powerhouses, given that it is focused on major markets where the biggest banks often are entrenched. FRESH OFF DEAL IN FLORIDA, FIRST FOUNDATION MULLS 1 day ago · First Foundation says it's eager to pursue more acquisitions, though only a week has passed since the Dallas company unveiled its largest M&A deal ever.. The $7.1 billion-asset First Foundation is buying TGR Financial in Naples, Florida, but remains focused on expanding in its new home state of Texas, CEO Scott Kavanaugh said in an interview. WHAT IT MEANS THAT EX-FED OFFICIALS ARE LEADING OCC 1 day ago · The appointments of former senior leaders from a rival regulator could force the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to embrace interagency cooperation after taking a go-it-alone approach during the Trump administration, some observers say. Others worry about another extreme: the Federal Reserve having outsize influence over financial policy. DON’T STEER LENDERS TO ONE LIBOR ALTERNATIVE Don’t steer lenders to one Libor alternative. Tucked deeply into Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $193 billion budget proposal is a curious provision that has nothing to do with New York’s finances. The proposal to the fiscal year 2022 budget, if included, allows banks to apply a new interest rate benchmark on legacy loan contracts that THE MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BANKING: NEXT 2021 Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next 2021. Many of the 15 executives selected for our Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next list are in roles that took on outsize importance in a year punctuated by a global pandemic, economic free fall and widespread protests over police brutality and racial inequality. By Bonnie McGeer. May 6.*
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