Regulatory & Compliance

WASHINGTON -- Citing a credit crunch and soft labor market, the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee voted 9-1 Wednesday to keep interest rates the same.

WASHINGTON -- Citing a credit crunch and soft labor market, the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee voted 9-1 Wednesday to keep interest rates the same.

WASHINGTON -- With an anticlimactic voice vote and little debate, the House on Tuesday night approved a measure giving credit unions some of the regulatory relief they have been seeking.

WASHINGTON --After months of political wrangling, the House is scheduled to vote Tuesday on a measure that would give credit unions some of the regulatory relief they have been seeking.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to vote Wednesday on the nomination of Michael E. Fryzel for the chairmanship of the National Credit Union Administration board.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to vote Wednesday on the nomination of Michael E. Fryzel for the chairmanship of the National Credit Union Administration board.

WASHINGTON -- Federal credit unions would be allowed to apply to serve underserved areas and loans in those communities and to religious non-profit institutions would not count against their member business loan cap, as a result of a compromise regulatory reform bill introduced last night in the House.

WASHINGTON -- The NCUA Board voted today to seek comments on a host of regulations governing member business loans.