In This Issue:
- Fed Governor Seeks to Regulate Banks Beyond Dodd-Frank
- Small Banks Worry of "Walmartization" from Dodd-Frank Act
- FDIC Passes Appraisal Standards for Higher-Risk Mortgages
- Community Banks Likely to Benefit from New CFPB Mortgage Rules
- Small Businesses Find Peer-to-Peer Lending More Appealing
- Banks Turn to NSA to Protect Computer Systems from Attacks
- Excerpt from Fed Governor Seeks to Regulate Banks Beyond Dodd-Frank:
Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo is pushing an agenda to regulate banks beyond the restraints in the Dodd-Frank Act, including making them fund more of their assets using long-term borrowing.
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Topics: CFPB, Community Banks, Cybersecurity, Dodd-Frank, FDIC, High-Risk Mortgages, Lenders, NSA, Peer-to-Peer
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