Banking – Week of September 28 in Review

The past week was a busy one, featuring several developments on AI and several speeches by Federal Reserve governors – and, on the final day of the week, a lawsuit by community banks against the OCC for chartering national trust banks that engage in non-fiduciary activities.  On the regulatory front, the Fed finalized two rules on stress testing and proposed another, and the Treasury Department proposed changes to the CDFI program.

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