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The Regulatory Paradox: A Decade of Declining Enforcement Meets Expanded Exam Cycles
A False Sense of Security in Banking Compliance For the past decade, federal banking regulators have initiated significantly fewer enforcement actions, creating an environment that might feel increasingly permissive. Yet even as enforcement activity has declined, regulatory agencies are fundamentally reshaping how they conduct examinations and assess bank performance. This apparent contradiction—fewer enforcement actions paired with structural changes to supervisory framework
Sepideh Rowland
4 days ago6 min read
The New Era of Cyber Risk: Why Information Security Matters More Than Ever
The rapid emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies creates a new pool of cyber risk, and a material commercial reason for partner banks to focus on information security.
Zor Gorelov
Nov 24, 20253 min read
What we can learn from the CFPB’s record $3.7 billion judgment against Wells Fargo
BY CHRISTINA HUNT-FUHR, PAUL MARKER, AND DAT TRAN There’s a lot to unpack in the CFPB’s recent press release and consent order against...
Christina Hunt-Fuhr
Dec 21, 20223 min read
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