FDIC Chair Jelena McWilliams’ resignation clears the path for Democratic control of FDIC rulemaking, which could translate into tougher bank merger rules.

The CFPB believes technology, to some degree, can help remove bias, but black box underwriting algorithms are not necessarily creating a more level playing field...

Freedom, the nation's seventh largest originator, said modernization needs a buy-in from all states.

The banking industry and consumer advocacy groups want regulators to ensure big tech companies operating payment-processing systems provide protections similar to those offered by the banking sector.

Dealing with the risks posed by the use of algorithms in marketing financial products and with institutions abusing their dominant market positions are some of the key priorities for the CFPB.

During a recent interagency webinar, representatives from eight federal regulators discussed fair lending issues, including initiatives to tackle redlining and how companies can self-regulate.

The resignation of Jelena McWilliams, a Trump appointee, paves the way for Democratic control of the FDIC board.

Mortgage professionals have a target list: lead agency determination, duplication of work and user control.

LendUp Loans agreed to a $100,000 settlement to resolve charges of repeated violations of fair lending laws. Two previous actions against the company yielded nearly $5 million in penalties and redress.

The agencies outlined lease termination, eviction and foreclosure protections as key issues tied to military families.