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Satisfaction with credit card lenders slipping during pandemic
Gas stations aren't pumped about Mastercard's magstripe phaseout
Michigan credit union to prohibit most masks in branches
BofA piles up patents as it focuses on machine learning
Goldman Sachs buying Dutch money manager for $1.9 billion
TD names retail and finance exec Mary Winston to U.S. board
Lenders are quick to adopt SBA's faster PPP forgiveness option
Democratic majority on FDIC board spells trouble for ILC hopefuls
Afsharipour on "Women and M&A"
There is a rich literature on the question of the gender gap in the legal profession, with wonderful work by scholars such as Elizabeth Gorman, Ronit Dinotvitzer, Fiona Kay, Joyce Sperling and others. One of the gaps in this literature that I've ... Read full article
New York Community boss makes another bold move with Figure deal
Wells Fargo Abandons Plan to Shut Down Personal Credit Lines
Green challenger bank Aspiration going public via a SPAC
FHFA proposes affordable housing goal for minority communities
Small banks, credit unions push back against Fed debit-routing proposal
The Expansion of the Rooker-Feldman Doctrine is Over, and Far Fewer Cases Will Be Barred, says Eleventh Circuit Panel.
Apologies in advance for the lengthy post and quotes, but my goal was to provide a meaningful summary of the change-of-course for the Eleventh Circuit and scaling back the application of the Rooker-Feldman Doctrine. ... Read full article
Can Debtor’s Counsel Also Represent A Non-Filing Spouse (Or Other Party) In A Rule 2004 Examination? Maybe.
This is an issue that comes up fairly often, although normally no objections are made for a Rule 2004 examination . As long as the lawyer is not obstructive, it is usually not worth the additional time and expense of filing an objection. In In re Craig ... Read full article
Go beyond rent payment history to promote homeownership
HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union names new CEO
University Credit Union goes for advanced degree in AI