Tag Archives: Congress

A three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the design of the CFPB violated the Constitution, as it has received funding through the Federal Reserve, rather than appropriations legislation passed by Congress.

A coalition of civil rights and housing groups call on congressional leaders for funds that would enable state housing finance agencies to help homeowners.

The House of Representatives voted to pass H.R.2940, which provides $19.1 billion in recovery funds for disaster-affected areas, including Puerto Rico.

Two prior attempts to extend the program have stalled, and industry experts are encouraging prompt action.

How have the cultures and policies of megabanks such as Bank of America and CitiGroup changed since the financial crisis? Hear what the CEOs of eight of the largest U.S. banks had to say before the House Financial Services Committee.

In response to increased risks of flooding and natural disasters across the nation, the FInancial Services Committee held a hearing to re-evaluate the National Flood Insurance Program.

As the new members to the Congress settle in after the midterm elections, here’s how both parties can work together to solve the current challenges in the housing market.

A report quantifying the incremental burden of financial institutions to keep up with regulation changes, revealed historically low regulatory activities in Q12018. Here’s what that means for mortgage lenders.

All eyes were on the Senate Tuesday afternoon as it took up discussion of the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act, a bipartisan bill that would ...

On Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made his first appearance before Congress since being sworn into the role. Remarking on the strengthening U.S. economy, Powell told Congress that “some ...