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The layered deal struck by the international climate negotiations closing this past weekend in Durban, South Africa, is encouraging.

A recent administrative decision by the EPA is causing concern among water utilities and could cause an immediate shortage of fire hydrants across the country.

Joint investigations, cross-agency partnership, cooperation … terms all too familiar to regulatory and defense practitioners accustomed to collaboration among the alphabet soup of federal regulators.

Baird Capital has announced the final close of its fourth venture capital fund with a total of $185 million in committed capital.

Fort Knox National Co., through MAC, is one of the largest processors of military allotments in the nation.

Coinciding with the publication of the new rule, the Bureau has updated its Supervisory and Examination Manual to give its examiners guidance in supervising non-bank auto finance companies.

The Office for Older Americans has already released results of a focus group study on reverse mortgage advertisements and issued an advisory expressing concern about such ads.

Under the terms of the Consent Orders, Paymap and LoanCare are enjoined from further misrepresentations regarding the nature of the program and each must submit a compliance plan to the CFPB...

The "American Banker" is reporting that the FDIC took action against eight companies in the final quarter of 2013 — most of which were community banks.

Section 16.038 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code codifies a procedure to unilaterally rescind or waive an acceleration by written notice.

Nasdaq is changing its listing rules to allow compensation committee members to receive compensatory fees from a company when those fees are not for board service.

On Dec. 23, SEC spokesman John Nester announced a new task force for scrutinizing broker-dealers.

Late last year, the attorneys general of California, New York, Illinois and 13 other states urged the CFPB to use its statutory authority to "regulate pre-dispute mandatory arbitration clauses in consumer agreements for financial products or services."

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a favorable ruling for banks and loan servicers.

On June 6, 2012, Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee Chairwoman Mary Landrieu, backed by the committee’s ranking member Olympia Snowe, published the Expanding Access to Capital for Entrepreneurial Leaders (EXCEL) Act.

On December 10, 2013, the SEC, FDIC, OCC and Federal Reserve jointly approved the so-called Volcker Rule, prohibiting banking entities and certain nonbank financial institutions from engaging in proprietary trading or owning interests in or sponsoring certain hedge funds or private equity funds.

Currently, the CFPB does not consult with small businesses and lenders before adopting rules and regulations that affect them.