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November 7, 2025 |
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Inaction is not an option. That is the thesis of "United We Stand: A National Strategy to Prevent Scams," a new report from the Aspen Institute. Discussing the report’s recommendations and insights on this edition of the ABA Fraudcast is Kate Griffin, director of Aspen’s National Task Force on Fraud and Scam Prevention.
Banks can subscribe to security-related alerts, updates or portals offered by ATM manufacturers themselves to better understand evolving threats.
There has been a noticeable shift in what banks are expected to monitor under Trump. A regulatory refocus coincides with a focus on drug trafficking, sanctions.
With ABA’s ever-increasing anti-fraud resources and training, bankers can save their banks and their customers a lot of money.
As the Treasury Department crafts regulations to implement the Genius Act, it should seek to preserve the benefits of payment stablecoins without causing unnecessary risks for customers, credit availability and financial stability, the ABA and four associations said in a joint letter.
Banking agencies are required by Congress to review their regulations every 10 years but their past reviews have been "underwhelming," resulting in no reduction in regulatory burden, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said.
The Federal Reserve has finalized revisions to its supervisory rating framework for large banks to address the "well managed" status of the institutions.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s procedures for securing its information systems have deteriorated in recent months, and the issue has been made worse by the loss of contractor resources and bureau personnel, according to a recent audit by the Federal Reserve Office of Inspector General.
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