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Examiners are finding violations of ?226.18(r), Truth in Lending's "required deposit disclosure." The required deposit disclosure is

For more than two years, banks have given intense attention to fair lending.

Lenders are and have always been responsible for maintaining compliance with flood insurance requirements for the loans in their portfolio as well as for the loans which they originate.

Strategies for the future efforts, and those efforts are likely to include banks.

The Federal Reserve has published final rules on specialty mortgages: high cost mortgages and reverse annuity mortgages.

With the issuance of the new Currency Transaction Form (CTR - Form 4789) it's time to take another look at what we're doing right-and, more importantly, what we're doing wrong in complying with the

by Brooke Blake

John Byrne, who is Senior Federal Counsel at the American Bankers Association and is on the Board of Advisors and a frequent author for BANKERS' HOTLINE, was honored by Department of the Treasury's

It's interesting to note that in a poll taken of community financial institutions, the number one concern of bankers is the cost of regulatory compliance.

General Session speaker William Isaac, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Secura Group, Washington, D.C...."Banks should not try to be the K-Mart of the financial industry.