OCC Rule Clarifying National Banks’ Authority to Charge Non-Interest Fees Takes Effect
A new OCC interim final rule clarifies that national banks may impose non-interest charges, including interchange fees tied to credit- and debit-card activity.
A new OCC interim final rule clarifies that national banks may impose non-interest charges, including interchange fees tied to credit- and debit-card activity.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau opened a request for information on potential mortgage-credit regulatory changes, but has not adopted a new rule.
The Federal Reserve would update Regulation O and raise several insider-loan thresholds, but the proposal is not final. Comments are due October 5, 2026.