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Regulations worldwide that deal with financial, with every phased deadline and the official source for each.
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EU Consumer Credit Directive 2 (CCD2)Replaces the 2008 Consumer Credit Directive and extends it to buy-now-pay-later and small loans. Creditworthiness assessments must use relevant, accurate data and may not use special category data or social media data. Where the assessment involves automated processing, consumers get a right to human intervention and an explanation.Next: Nov 20 National rules apply · in 24 days
CFPB Open Banking Rule (Section 1033)Requires banks, card issuers and other data providers to give consumers and authorized third parties their transaction and account data through a secure developer interface, free of charge. Third parties must limit collection, use and retention to what the consumer requested. The CFPB is reconsidering the rule and a federal court has barred its enforcement until that reconsideration ends.Next: Apr 1, 2027 Tier 2 compliance date (original) · in 5 monthsDOJ Bulk Data RuleProhibits U.S. persons from data brokerage and genomic-data transactions with countries of concern or covered persons, and restricts vendor, employment and investment agreements involving bulk U.S. sensitive personal data or government-related data unless CISA security requirements are met. Restricted transactions require a data compliance program, due diligence, audits, recordkeeping and reporting.In effect since Apr 8, 2025DORAHarmonised ICT risk-management, major ICT-incident reporting, digital operational resilience testing (including threat-led penetration testing) and ICT third-party risk rules for EU financial entities. Financial entities must keep a register of all ICT third-party contracts. Critical ICT third-party providers (cloud, data centres and similar) come under direct EU oversight.In effect since Jan 16, 2023EU Financial Data Access (FIDA) proposalWould create a right for customers to have their financial data beyond payment accounts, such as savings, investments, insurance and credit data, shared with authorised third parties. Data holders would join financial data sharing schemes and customers would manage permissions through dashboards.No date setGLBA Safeguards RuleRequires non-bank financial institutions under FTC jurisdiction to maintain a written information security program with a qualified individual, risk assessments, access controls, encryption, MFA, monitoring and board reporting. Since May 13, 2024, institutions must notify the FTC within 30 days of discovering a 'notification event' (unauthorized acquisition of unencrypted customer information) affecting at least 500 consumers.In effect since May 23, 2003
NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation (Part 500)DFS-licensed financial companies must keep a risk-based cybersecurity program, CISO, policies, access controls, MFA, encryption, an asset inventory, and incident response and business continuity plans. They must notify DFS within 72 hours of a cybersecurity event and within 24 hours of any extortion payment, and certify compliance or acknowledge non-compliance each April 15. The 2023 Second Amendment added governance duties, Class A company requirements and phased controls through November 1, 2025.In effect since Mar 1, 2017SEC Cyber Disclosure RulesPublic companies must disclose a material cybersecurity incident on Form 8-K Item 1.05 within four business days of determining it is material (foreign private issuers use Form 6-K), and describe cybersecurity risk management, strategy and governance annually in Form 10-K (Item 106) or Form 20-F (Item 16K).In effect since Sep 5, 2023SEC Regulation S-PRequires broker-dealers, investment companies, registered investment advisers and transfer agents to adopt a written incident response program and notify affected individuals as soon as practicable, and no later than 30 days, after becoming aware that sensitive customer information was, or is reasonably likely to have been, accessed or used without authorization. Service providers must be overseen and must notify the covered institution within 72 hours of a breach; recordkeeping and annual privacy notice changes also apply.In effect since Aug 2, 2024
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EU Consumer Credit Directive 2 (CCD2)National rules applyMember States must apply the transposing measures from this date and the 2008 Directive is repealed.European UnionCFPB Open Banking Rule (Section 1033)Tier 2 compliance date (original)Banks with $10B to $250B in assets and smaller nondepositories. Original date in 12 CFR 1033.121; subject to the 90-day stay, planned extension and injunction.United StatesCFPB Open Banking Rule (Section 1033)Tier 3 compliance date (original)Banks with $3B to $10B in assets. Original date; subject to stay, extension and injunction.United StatesCFPB Open Banking Rule (Section 1033)Tier 4 compliance date (original)Banks with $1.5B to $3B in assets. Original date; subject to stay, extension and injunction.United StatesCFPB Open Banking Rule (Section 1033)Tier 5 compliance date (original)Banks with $850M to $1.5B in assets. Original date; subject to stay, extension and injunction.United States