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US Bank Regulators Pull Back Guardrails on Bank Crypto Activities
US banking regulators have pulled back directives urging banks to show caution when dabbling in cryptocurrency. Under the prior guidance, regulators warned banks to be wary of volatility, legal uncertainty and liquidity risks when considering whether to provide crypto-related services or take on crypto companies as clients.
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US Bank Regulator Warns Of Crisis Risk From Fintech Proliferation
The rise of fintech services and digital banking could spur financial risks and potentially a crisis over the long term, Michael Hsu, Acting Comptroller of the Currency, a major U.S. bank regulator, warned on Wednesday.
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US Bank Regulator Warns Of Crisis Risk From Fintech Proliferation
The rise of fintech services and digital banking could spur financial risks and potentially a crisis over the long term, Michael Hsu, Acting Comptroller of the Currency, a major U.S. bank regulator, warned on Wednesday.
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Crypto Bank Violated Anti-Money Laundering, Compliance Rules: U.S. Regulator
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Thursday said flagship crypto bank Anchorage Digital Bank National Association violated rules for monitoring for suspicious activity and preventing money laundering.
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Citibank To Pay $30 Million Fine Over Real Estate Violations
Citibank has agreed to pay a $30 million (23.7 million pounds) fine to settle charges of repeated violations of real estate holding rules and for failing to meet its commitment to take corrective actions, the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) said on Friday.
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Bank of America to pay $727 million to consumers over credit card practices
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said they had ordered the bank to pay $727 million in relief to consumers to resolve problems with add-on products providing identity theft and payment protection products.
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JPMorgan ordered to improve controls after 'Whale' loss
The Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued consent orders against the bank after it revealed billions of dollars in losses due to bad bets from a trader known as the 'London Whale'.
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JPMorgan faces money laundering probe: Source
JPMorgan Chase & Co's compliance with US anti-money laundering laws is being reviewed by a banking regulator, a source said, making the largest US bank the latest target of a wide investigation of how banks prevent transactions involving drug money and sanctioned countries.
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India staff criticised in probe into HSBC money-laundering: Report
HSBC's staff in India has come under the scanner for deficiencies in its role as "offshore reviewers" of the global banking giant's compliance to safety mechanism against money laundering and terrorist financing.
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US report says HSBC handled Iran, drug money
The Senate probe provides a rare look at how HSBC responded when confronted with numerous cases of suspect money flows.
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US Bank Regulators Pull Back Guardrails on Bank Crypto Activities
US banking regulators have pulled back directives urging banks to show caution when dabbling in cryptocurrency. Under the prior guidance, regulators warned banks to be wary of volatility, legal uncertainty and liquidity risks when considering whether to provide crypto-related services or take on crypto companies as clients.
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US Bank Regulator Warns Of Crisis Risk From Fintech Proliferation
The rise of fintech services and digital banking could spur financial risks and potentially a crisis over the long term, Michael Hsu, Acting Comptroller of the Currency, a major U.S. bank regulator, warned on Wednesday.
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US Bank Regulator Warns Of Crisis Risk From Fintech Proliferation
The rise of fintech services and digital banking could spur financial risks and potentially a crisis over the long term, Michael Hsu, Acting Comptroller of the Currency, a major U.S. bank regulator, warned on Wednesday.
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Crypto Bank Violated Anti-Money Laundering, Compliance Rules: U.S. Regulator
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Thursday said flagship crypto bank Anchorage Digital Bank National Association violated rules for monitoring for suspicious activity and preventing money laundering.
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Citibank To Pay $30 Million Fine Over Real Estate Violations
Citibank has agreed to pay a $30 million (23.7 million pounds) fine to settle charges of repeated violations of real estate holding rules and for failing to meet its commitment to take corrective actions, the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) said on Friday.
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Bank of America to pay $727 million to consumers over credit card practices
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said they had ordered the bank to pay $727 million in relief to consumers to resolve problems with add-on products providing identity theft and payment protection products.
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JPMorgan ordered to improve controls after 'Whale' loss
The Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued consent orders against the bank after it revealed billions of dollars in losses due to bad bets from a trader known as the 'London Whale'.
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JPMorgan faces money laundering probe: Source
JPMorgan Chase & Co's compliance with US anti-money laundering laws is being reviewed by a banking regulator, a source said, making the largest US bank the latest target of a wide investigation of how banks prevent transactions involving drug money and sanctioned countries.
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India staff criticised in probe into HSBC money-laundering: Report
HSBC's staff in India has come under the scanner for deficiencies in its role as "offshore reviewers" of the global banking giant's compliance to safety mechanism against money laundering and terrorist financing.
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US report says HSBC handled Iran, drug money
The Senate probe provides a rare look at how HSBC responded when confronted with numerous cases of suspect money flows.
