GSE reform plan expected soon
The Treasury Department has submitted to the White House its proposal to reform
government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, according
to news reports, with the final plan expected to be released after Labor Day.
Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Mark Calabria, who worked with
Treasury on its plan, is set to provide an update on housing issues at NAFCU's Congressional Caucus Sept. 9.
ECU
Monitor: CUs identify 'significant' cybersecurity threats
The latest edition of NAFCU's Economic & CU Monitor report – now available
for download – found that more than half of survey respondents consider criminal
actors a significant cybersecurity concern. NAFCU has myriad resources available
online to help credit unions address cybersecurity threats.
Telephone
companies, AGs reach deal to combat robocalls
Fifty-one attorneys general
and 12 of the largest telephone companies in the U.S. signed a pledge to combat
illegal robocalls by implementing call-blocking technology at no cost to consumers
and a new caller identification framework known as SHAKEN/STIR. The framework
is meant to target the spoofing of telephone numbers.
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