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- Week’s Advocacy Issues Dominated By Interchange, Injunction Blocking CFPB’s Reporting Rule on Small Biz Lending
October 27, 2023Advocacy news and notes for the week ended Oct. 27.
- League Will Comment on Federal Reserve Board's Proposed Rule for Revision of Debit Interchange Fee Cap
October 25, 2023The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve (FRB) today proposed a rule that would reduce the debit interchange fee cap contained in Regulation II. “We will carefully examine the Federal Reserve Board’s proposal and submit comments. We know the fraud costs our credit unions are facing continue to mount and we must have fairness in the system,” said League President/CEO Carrie Hunt. “The League remains engaged with policymakers on this issue because we understand the debit interchange fee cap had an impact on every financial institution, not just those issuers with $10 billion or more in assets. We know, too, that the price cap imposed on debit interchange fees is a failed policy that’s had a disastrous impact on the cost and availability of basic banking services, harming low- and moderate-income Americans.”
- Federal Reserve Proposes Changes to Debit Interchange Cap
October 25, 2023The Federal Reserve is proposing changes to the debit interchange cap and calculation methods, as well as proposing a new process to update these figures more frequently going forward. The changes would apply directly to financial institutions with $10 billion or more in total assets, though will have indirect, downstream effects on debit card issuers of all sizes.
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