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Local Lenders Say U.S. ‘Qualified Mortgage’ Rules Go Too Far

CBA President and CEO, Rodney Brown, comments in an LA Times article regarding recent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau qualified mortgage rules.

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Jeffrey Ball Named New Chairman of the California Bankers Association

SACRAMENTO – The California Bankers Association (CBA) today announced that Jeffrey Ball, President and CEO of Friendly Hills Bank, will serve as the 2013-2014 chairman of the board of directors for California’s largest banking trade association. Ball founded Friendly Hills located in Whittier and also serves as director of the bank.

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Acuity with Rodney Brown

CBA President and CEO, Rodney Brown, is featured in Comstock’s Magazine’s Acuity with Rodney Brown: Banking on Business profile. 

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Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Bill Passes Committee

A proposal that would extend the tax relief on forgiveness of mortgage debt by conforming California law to federal law has been passed in the Assembly Revenue & Taxation Committee.

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CBA Announces Strategic Partnership with Diebold

SACRAMENTO — The California Bankers Association (CBA), one of the largest state banking trade associations, and Diebold, Incorporated (NYSE:DBD), a global leader offering integrated self-service, security, software and service solutions, have entered a new strategic endorsement partnership to offer CBA members their customized security products.

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CBA Announces Strategic Partnership with LTC Partners & Insurance Services

SACRAMENTO — The California Bankers Association (CBA), one of the largest state banking trade associations, and  LTC Partners & Insurance Services, LLC, one of California’s largest long-term care insurance agencies, entered into a new endorsed strategic partnership to offer CBA members their superior long term care benefits solutions.

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ATM Fraud on the Rise, Analysts Say

VP of Communications Beth Mills, discusses ATM fraud protection for consumers. 

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The California Bankers Association and Beacon Economics Release California Economic Impact Report
Study measures the significant benefits created by banks doing business in California

Sacramento, Calif. — The California Bankers Association (CBA), one of the largest state banking trade associations, and Beacon Economics have released a report, “The Economic Impact of Banks: Measuring the Benefits in California,” which examines the critical role banks play in supporting California’s economy and the communities where they do business.The report is authored by Chris Thornberg, Ph.D., founding partner, and Jordan Levine, economist and director of economic research, at Beacon Economics.

About CBA

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Benefits of Membership
CBA: In Business to Help its Members Succeed

The California Bankers Association is in business to help its member banks – regardless of their size or specialization – to succeed in California’s dynamic marketplace.

As a CBA member, you have access to a wealth of resources not available to other financial institutions or service providers, resources that directly impact your bottom line.

New laws and regulations directly affect your ability to conduct business the way you want or need to conduct business. To this end, CBA maintains a full staff of in-house lobbyists to help shape legislative proposals to reflect the interests of our membership.

The California Bankers Association provides its member banks with the resources they need to succeed in California’s dynamic and innovative marketplace. From compliance software to insights on the industry and office supplies, CBA is constantly identifying new and needed resources for its members.

Legislation & Advocacy

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Legislation & Advocacy

As the largest banking trade association in California, CBA is the voice of the industry when it comes to legislative, regulatory and legal advocacy. Our efforts strive to ensure a free and competitive market among financial service providers, a level playing field with our competitors, and promote financial education that empowers consumers to exercise real choice.

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