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Custody Battles: The FDIC's Latest Proposed Rule on FBO Accounts

The FDIC has issued a proposed rule that would apply to practically all bank-fintech arrangements that use custodial deposit accounts to provide customers with transactional features (also called "FBO" accounts for short)....more

Banking on a Nonbank Bank in 2024 - The ILC Option Revisited

Becoming or owning an industrial loan company (or ILC)—the elusive "nonbank bank" option, as Congress coined the term in 1987— still has an allure for financial services providers that want to (1) lend on a national scale...more

FDIC Rethinks Brokered Deposits, Again

The FDIC recently proposed a rule that would substantially change the 2020 final rule on brokered deposits that largely liberalized the FDIC’s framework. The proposed rule would eliminate many of the changes from 2020 and...more

Fintechs, Novel Charters, and Fed Master Accounts - Of Elephants and Mouseholes

A U.S. District Court recently rejected arguments that banks and institutions with novel charters have a statutory right to obtain a Federal Reserve master account. Master accounts let institutions access key parts of the...more

Chalk Talk: OCC Re-Thinks Business Combinations

The OCC recently released a proposed rule and policy statement on business combinations involving national banks and federal savings associations (banks), which includes mergers, acquisitions of assets, and assumptions of...more

Declined: CFPB Proposes Rule to Limit Non-Sufficient Funds Fees

One week after the CFPB published its proposed rule restricting overdraft fees, the CFPB proposed yet another rule prohibiting nonsufficient funds fees (NSF fees) on transactions like declined debit card purchases and...more

OCC's Latest Guidance on Buy Now, Pay Later Products Signals Increasing Federal Oversight

Consumer use of "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) products and programs has proliferated over the last few years. While federal oversight has not been extensive to date, new guidance from the Office of the Comptroller of the...more

Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger: The New Interagency Rule for the Community Reinvestment Act

After more than five years—with competing developments at times—the federal banking agencies (Federal Reserve, OCC, and FDIC) have revamped the regulations that implement the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). The final...more

CFPB Weighs in on Credit Denials by Lenders When Using AI and Complex Credit Models

The CFPB has issued a Circular addressing adverse action notification requirements and the proper use of the CFPB's sample forms provided in Regulation B when using artificial intelligence (AI) and complex credit models, and...more

Breaking Down the Proposed Rule to Bail In More Banks

As part of the continuing financial regulatory reform efforts following the 2023 bank failures, the FDIC, the OCC, and the Federal Reserve issued a proposed rule that would generally require large banks and thrifts with total...more

All Things Seen and Unseen: Bank Supervision and Enforcement After the Spring 2023 Bank Failures

Besides being a shock to the market, the 2023 bank failures caused many to ask whether the federal banking agencies had done enough to prevent them. Precisely what the agencies should have done, or should do moving forward,...more

What the Proposed Capital Rule Means for Smaller Banks and Other Non-Bank Participants in the Financial Services Market

Larger banking organizations directly affected by the U.S. federal banking agencies' recent proposed capital rule have been busy analyzing the substantial changes, increased costs, and other requirements and effects that have...more

The FDIC Continues Its Crackdown on False or Misleading Deposit Insurance Advertising

Everyone—including fintechs, other non-bank companies, and associated individuals—that either partners with banks or seeks to provide alternatives to insured deposits must comply with the FDIC's deposit insurance advertising...more

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