Bank Reg Blog
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A free blog about bank regulation, focusing mostly on the United States
The Supreme Court's decision last year to send this case back to the Second Circuit was 9-0, with Justice Sotomayor writing the opinion and Justice Gorsuch and Justice Jackson writing concurrences. Notably, Justice Jackson's concurrence is cited six times in today's opinion.
Ex-NYDFS Superintendent Maria Vullo has qualified immunity for allegedly leaning on insurance companies to cut ties with the NRA, the Second Circuit ruled today. ww3.ca2.uscourts.gov/decisions/isys…
Per an updated agenda published today, both Acting FDIC Chair Hill and Comptroller of the Currency Gould will now be speaking at tomorrow's Fed capital conference federalreserve.gov/conferences/in…
Tweeted a few months ago about a Wells Fargo executive's challenge in the 8th Circuit to an OCC enforcement action. The OCC filed its response brief today. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
In January, the OCC imposed final penalties against three former Wells Fargo execs. Two sued in DC, and the OCC in April chose to settle rather than litigate. The OCC did *not* settle with the third exec, who sued the OCC in the Eighth Circuit. Her opening brief was filed today
This literally could not matter less, but even so I am curious about the story behind the Fed's decision to re-write the previous (fairly generic) description of this segment of next week's capital conference and replace it with a new (equally generic) one federalreserve.gov/conferences/in…
Among other bills on the current agenda for the House Financial Services Committee markup next week: the Common Cents Act docs.house.gov/Committee/Cale…
New BCBS working paper today: "Lessons on supervisory effectiveness - a literature review" bis.org/bcbs/publ/wp45…
