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Speaking to GRIP, the ECA shares how organizations can make the most of its latest report’s findings.

Proposed changes would be the first major tweaks to how credit is assessed under the law since 1995.

Issues highlighted in the report include the quality of customer risk assessment, detailed practical guidance, recordkeeping, and independent second-line assurance.

A general paring back of regulations has begun with a regulatory freeze in place and changes to federal government hiring, DEI rules and many things affecting climate change.

House Financial Services Committee Chairman Patrick McHenry signals plans to alter oversight of prudential banking regulators.