Showing posts with label lending. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lending. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

Trump regulators move to curtail lending to undocumented immigrants - POLITICO

In new guidance, regulators said that undocumented immigrants may present an “elevated credit risk” and warned banks to account for the risk that they may lose their job or be deported as they underwrite new loans...

 https://www.politico.com/news/2026/07/13/trump-regulators-move-to-curtail-lending-to-undocumented-immigrants-00994688


 

Monday, January 19, 2026

Thursday, March 20, 2025

Trump's order to cut main street lending program earns GOP rebuke - POLITICO

Republican lawmakers are expressing apprehension over a plan by the Trump administration to gut federal spending on a program some have called a "lifeline" for small businesses in districts and states they represent...

Wednesday, December 25, 2024

Why is the CFPB under attack by Elon Musk?

So it is especially surprising that one of the first federal agencies to come under scrutiny from the incoming administration is one that has returned billions of dollars to many of the same consumers who were counting on leaders in Washington to look out for their wallets…

Monday, February 13, 2023

Opinion | A Huge, Uncharted Experiment on the U.S. Economy Is About to Begin - The New York Times

Some kind of climate boom is now all but assured. The investment bank Credit Suisse predicted last year that the I.R.A. would put more than $800 billion into the economy by the end of the decade, galvanizing more than $1.7 trillion in climate-friendly public and private spending overall. The law will transform the United States into the "world's leading energy provider," the bank said. The American renewable industry alone could attract 78 percent more investment per year by 2031, according to the energy-research firm Wood Mackenzie...


Wednesday, January 6, 2021

Seven states sue regulator over 'true lender' rule on interest rates | TheHill

In a complaint filed Tuesday, seven Democratic attorneys general asked the U.S. District Court-Southern District of New York to deem the OCC’s “true lender” rule illegal, echoing concerns voiced by fair lending advocates and some state regulators.....

Saturday, January 2, 2021

Five flashpoints to watch for in 2021 economy | TheHill

... Experts estimate that tens of millions of households could face eviction or foreclosure when those protections expire, and the inability to pay rent due in 2020 could cost millions more their homes...
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/531134-five-flashpoints-to-watch-for-in-2021-economy

Sunday, December 20, 2020

Stimulus deal negotiations on Saturday face government shutdown deadline - The Washington Post

...The Toomey proposal would amount to one of the most significant intrusions into the central bank's autonomy in years. Former Federal Reserve chair Ben S. Bernake weighed in on the dispute in an unusual public statement on Saturday, saying that the central bank's emergency lending authorities should be at a minimum as robust as they were before passage of the Cares Act in March. Bernake said that it was "vital" that the central bank's ability to "respond promptly to damaging disruptions in credit markets not be circumscribed."...

Monday, October 21, 2019

Wednesday, April 10, 2019

How regulators, Republicans and big banks fought for a big increase in lucrative but risky corporate loans - The Washington Post

Actions by federal regulators and Republicans in Congress over the past two years have paved the way for banks and other financial companies to issue more than $1 trillion in risky corporate loans, sparking fears that Washington and Wall Street are repeating the mistakes made before the financial crisis.....
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/how-regulators-republicans-and-big-banks-fought-for-a-big-increase-in-lucrative-but-risky-corporate-loans/2019/04/06/08c8cd58-4b1e-11e9-b79a-961983b7e0cd_story.html

Saturday, February 11, 2017

Here's the Latest Crack in the Trump Economy (FORTUNE)

Perhaps Donald Trump didn't unleash the animal spirits of the economy after all.

Shortly after the election, many commentators suggested that Trump's win, and his promise to cut regulation and his promise to cut regulation and taxes, seemed to give the economy a psychological boost. Indeed last month, members of the Federal Reserve noted that measures of consumer confidence and business activity appeared to have improved.

But those animal spirits, as economists call such signs of optimism, are strikingly absent in a pretty good predictor of future economic activity: lending....
http://fortune.com/2017/02/08/donald-trump-economy-crack/







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