On June 10, 2021, OSHA issued an Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) applicable to the healthcare industry regarding COVID-19. The ETS applies to settings where any employee provides healthcare or healthcare support services, with certain specified exceptions.

As Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance becomes more prominent, institutional investors, asset managers, financial institutions, and other stakeholders are increasingly looking at ESG factors in making investment and lending decisions. In doing so, these entities are relying on a number of information sources, including ESG ratings and reports.

A recent federal district court decision out of Massachusetts found that a bank was the true lender on a loan subsequently transferred to a trust consisting of student loans. Robinson and Spears v. Nat’l. Collegiate Student Loan Trust 2006-2, 2021 WL 1293707, Case No. 20-cv-10203 ADB (D. Mass. April 7, 2021).

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To the Point!
Bank Regulatory Newsletter
Legal, Operations, and Strategy Briefs for Financial Institutions
May 25, 2016
In this edition:
- NACHA Operating Rules — New Unauthorized Entry Fee
- Customer Due Diligence — Beneficial Ownership Rule
- Limited English Language Proficiency Customers
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Client Alert
FinCEN Publishes Its Final Rule on Customer Due Diligence Requirements for Legal Entity Customers
May 23, 2016
Client Alert
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network recently published its final rule under the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, as amended on customer due diligence requirements for banks, broker-dealers, mutual funds and futures commission merchants and introducing brokers in commodities.

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Bank Regulatory Newsletter
Legal, Operations, and Strategy Briefs for Financial Institutions
February 19, 2016
In this edition:
- Standards for Safeguarding Customer Financial Information
- HIPAA Data Breach Notification Deadline — February 29, 2016
- CFPB Issues Additional Guidance on Furnisher Obligations under Regulation V
- Court Denies Motion to Dismiss Complaint Against Compliance Officer for Bank Secrecy Act Violations
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Client Alert
FinCEN Proposes Anti-Money Laundering Requirements for Investment Advisers
Client Alert
September 2, 2015
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network recently proposed rulemaking to prescribe minimum standards for anti-money laundering programs.

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Bank Regulatory Newsletter
Legal, Operations, and Strategy Briefs for Financial Institutions
May 8, 2015
In this edition:
- U.S. Supreme Court Will Not Hear CashCall Case – Uncertainty for Marketplace Lenders?
- FinCEN Current Priorities
- Guidance on Youth Savings Programs
- Overdraft Update – CFPB Enforcement Action
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Client Alert
SEC Extends AML Relief: Broker-Dealers May Rely on Investment Advisers to Perform CIP Obligations; FinCEN Indicates Potential Investment Adviser AML Program Rule
January 22, 2015
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently issued a no-action letter which grants relief to broker-dealers, allowing them to rely on investment advisers to perform some or all of their Customer Identification Program obligations under federal anti-money laundering legislation.

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To the Point!
October 9, 2014
In this issue:
- FinCEN Proposed Rule on Customer Due Diligence Requirements
- CFPB Issues First Enforcement Action for Mortgage Servicing Rules
- Cordray Speaks about Checking Account Issues
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