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Colin Darke discusses fintech regulatory policy with a U.S. Congressman in this fireside chat. Topics covered include the evolving landscape of financial technology regulation, how Congress is approaching innovation in banking and lending, the balance between consumer protection and enabling fintech growth, state versus federal regulatory frameworks for financial services, the role of bank partnerships in fintech compliance, emerging legislation affecting lending technology companies, and how policymakers can support responsible innovation while protecting consumers. Colin shares insights from his experience as former General Counsel at Rocket Loans navigating these policy discussions.

In this regulatory compliance interview, Colin Darke shares what regulators actually look for when examining fintech companies. Key insights include: the importance of a documented compliance management system, how to prepare for regulatory examinations, common compliance gaps that fintechs overlook, BSA/AML requirements for financial technology companies, fair lending obligations and how to demonstrate compliance, the role of policies and procedures in regulatory readiness, and practical tips for building a compliance program that satisfies bank partners and regulators alike.

Good Morning America features Colin Darke, known as "The Ambidextrous Artist," who paints with both hands simultaneously. Before becoming an attorney and General Counsel at Rocket Loans, Colin studied fine arts at the Royal Scottish Academy in Glasgow, Scotland. His unique ability to create art using both hands at the same time has been featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not. This creative background informs his approach to legal problem-solving, bringing a unique perspective to fintech compliance and corporate legal matters. Colin demonstrates that thinking differently and approaching problems creatively leads to better solutions in both art and law.