NEW YORK - How did the top 30 banks react on social media to issues such as various crises, consumer complaints and other issues?
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LONDON–One company has now launched a new video-selfie authentication solution it says is the first in the market to leverage biometrics for initial identity proofing and ongoing user authentication — creating an online experience that is fast, secure, accurate and easy to use.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission moved to add two new defendants to an ongoing case against a California-based student debt relief operation shuttered pursuant to a court order obtained by the Commission in November 2018.
NEW YORK–A new report from the United Nations suggests so-called “regulatory sandboxes” are “neither necessary nor sufficient to promote financial inclusion, and similar results can be achieved through innovation offices and other tools.”
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.—Google's top policy chief has called for "common rules of the road" globally when it comes to the regulation of technology, amid ongoing debate around the world on how to create legislation for the Internet economy.
WASHINGTON—A new report from the Financial Stability Board (FSB) offers an assessment of the potential impact fintech companies and third-party service providers will have on the global financial system.
CONCORD, N.H.–Is it libelous to label a company a “patent troll,” as both CUNA and the American Bankers Association have done with Automated Transactions, LLC (ATL).
WASHINGTON—After falling more than seven points in January, the consumer sentiment index rebounded to 95.5 in February, according to preliminary results from the University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers.
WASHINGTON—In a letter to the Department of Veterans Affairs, NAFCU has raised concerns about increased regulatory burdens the VA's interim final rule amending its regulations regarding VA-guaranteed or insured cash-out refinance loans could have on credit unions. The association stated, "credit unions do not engage in the types of predatory lending practices that this rule intends to target."
ARLINGTON, Va.–Last week’s hearing in the Senate on the nomination of a new head of the Federal Housing Finance Authority means it’s likely GSE reform will be pushed to the forefront should the nominee ultimately be appointed.