Federal Reserve Board Enforcement Action Against Former PrimeLending Employee
Summary
The Federal Reserve Board has issued a consent prohibition order against Aquana Raffington, a former employee of PrimeLending. The action addresses conflicts of interest and fraud, with no monetary penalty imposed.
What changed
The Federal Reserve Board announced a consent prohibition order against Aquana Raffington, a former employee of PrimeLending. The enforcement action stems from allegations of conflicts of interest and fraud. Notably, no monetary penalty was imposed in this specific action.
This action serves as a reminder to financial institutions and their employees regarding the importance of adhering to conflict of interest policies and maintaining ethical conduct. While no direct compliance actions are required for other entities based on this specific announcement, it underscores the Federal Reserve's commitment to oversight and enforcement in the banking sector. Employees in similar roles should be aware of the potential consequences of conflicts of interest and fraudulent activities.
What to do next
- Review internal policies on conflicts of interest and fraud prevention.
- Reinforce employee training on ethical conduct and reporting procedures.
Penalties
$0 penalty
Source document (simplified)
Press Release
January 15, 2026
Federal Reserve Board issues enforcement action with former employee of PrimeLending
For release at 11:00 a.m. EST
Consent prohibition order against Aquana Raffington
Former employee of PrimeLending, a PlainsCapital Company, Dallas, Texas
Conflicts of interest and fraud
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- Attachment (PDF) Last Update: January 15, 2026
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