We look forward to our upcoming Hill Day 2022 meetings scheduled on March 29, and we appreciate all who are participating this year and our sponsors of the event—AACANet and KnovaOne. As a follow up, we are holding an Advocacy Debrief, exclusively for Advocacy Support Fund (ASF) members, on... Continue Reading
As NCBA is about to celebrate its 30th anniversary, we are excited to announce a first for our organization, a “second generation” President. Steve Markoff was sworn in as President of NCBA this week. Chip Stacy decided to end his term early for personal reasons. The NCBA Board thanks... Continue Reading
Are you interested in the state level issues, legislation, and the work of SCBAs? NCBA’s SCBA Leadership Forum meets the third Thursday of every month to share state level issues, legislation, best practices and to be a resource to help SCBAs grow. Our first 2022 open Town Hall is happening... Continue Reading
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NCBA Virtual Hill Day 2022 - Save the Date Mark your calendars for March 29, 2022, to join us virtually for NCBA’s 2022 Hill Day. This is an opportunity to meet with members of Congress and to advocate on behalf of your profession. NCBA works year-round to ensure that your industry’s... Continue Reading
As we prepare for year two of the Biden Administration and another year of the seemingly unending pandemic, we take a brief look at what we can expect in DC in 2022. On the administration front, President Biden’s bold 2021 policy agenda that included prioritizing pandemic recovery, climate,... Continue Reading
NCBA is excited to announce our 2022 Creditors Rights Industry Benchmarking Project and Survey. In collaboration with Red Bank Advisors, we are working with our members to design a meaningful benchmarking survey for our industry. Continue Reading
The CFPB delivered its Semi-Annual Report to Congress triggering Director Chopra’s appearance before key congressional committees. Continue Reading
October 30, 2021, marks the one-year anniversary of the release of the CFPB’s final debt collection rules. NCBA remains proud that we were successful in our advocacy for the independence of the practice of law, which resulted in the CFPB’s removal of the troubling meaningful attorney... Continue Reading
Washington is gearing up for another jam-packed few weeks, following a turbulent month of September that concluded without a deal on the infrastructure and reconciliation measures. Simultaneously Congress had to address several must-do’s including government funding and continue carrying on... Continue Reading
How will infrastructure and budget reconciliation, debt ceilings, and government shutdown effect our industry? Continue Reading
NCBA continues to be in contact with key staff at the CFPB with regards to member questions, future education offerings to our membership, and more. Continue Reading
