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Jeffrey Golant, an attorney on the case, representing a plaintiff in Florida

Wells Suffers Setback in Force-Placed Case

A federal judge has granted approval for a Florida force-placed insurance class action to proceed against Wells Fargo and QBE Insurance. Evidence already uncovered in the case poses added peril to the defendants and other banks.
Under Interrogation: The Full List of Subpoenaed Firms
New Questions about Banks' Force-Placed Insurance Deals
Attorneys General Draw a Bead on Banks' Force-Placed Insurance Practices
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RISK MANAGEMENT WEEKLY UPDATE
A newsletter featuring American Banker’s top risk management stories plus special reports and data

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Homebuilding May Mark Turnaround for Small Banks
Never mind the shadow inventory of homes ultimately destined for foreclosure. By some lights, the broader excess stock of housing – both for rent and for sale – is manageable, and grounds for a bull case on construction, and maybe construction lending.
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Markets

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Mobile Banking ID Theft Risks Become Clear
Smartphones and social media are still relatively new frontiers for consumer banking, and they pose new risks.
Security Snafus Thin Google Wallet
For MasterCard, Analytics Deal May Calm Security Fears Online
Mobile Banker
Technology

Data-Breach Case Could Have 'Explosive Solution' for Card Issuers
It's a common story: merchant suffers payment data breach, merchant's acquirer gets fined, acquirer passes fine to merchant. Usually, life goes on. But an ongoing lawsuit against a Utah restaurant could shake things up for banks.
Cards/Payments
Consumer Finance

American Banker reporter Jeremy Quittner
Video: Google Security Flaw May Snag Other E-Wallets
American Banker reporter Jeremey Quittner discusses how the serious setback at the Internet search giant is adding more uncertainty to the future of digital payments.
Technology

Bitcoin Exchange's Crisis Bodes Ill for Payment Innovation
The shutdown of TradeHill, which exchanged digital currency for dollars and euros, underscores the regulatory and legal obstacles facing would-be disruptors in the payments business. Facebook is proceeding cautiously.
Regulation & Reform
Cards/Payments

Paul Volcker (Image: Bloomberg News)
BankThink: There Must Be a Better Way to Comply with the Volcker Rule
Perversely, the proposed compliance framework presumes that a banking entity has violated the Volcker Rule unless the entity can prove otherwise.
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