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U.S. Bancorp has agreed to pay $44.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit by Peregrine Financial Group customers who lost money in long-running fraud.
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Debt collection litigation is not following any particular pattern this year. The only certainty is that Telephone Consumer Protection Act litigation is having a really bad (or, good, depending on your perspective) year.
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The percentage of funds that NCUA annually transfers to its operating budget from the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund to cover expenses of the agency known as the "overhead transfer rate" is subject to notice and comment requirements under federal law, according to a legal analysis by NASCUS.
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Adding a payment mechanism to online advertising is becoming a popular way to close the conversion gap between mobile shopping and purchasing.
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Senate Democrats are urging regulators to investigate potential discrimination in how banks and other financial institutions handle and market foreclosed homes.
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A number of class-action lawsuits allege that investment advisers breached fiduciary duty by failing to recommend the least expensive products. But both trust law and investment theory acknowledge that responsible advisers take other factors into consideration.
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Senate Democrats are urging regulators to investigate potential discrimination in how financial institutions handle and market foreclosed homes.
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Although it's been widely suspected that merchant EMV compliance will be low in October when the liability shift deadline kicks in, a new Javelin Strategy & Research report is projecting as many as 75% of all merchants will not make the deadline.
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Northwest Bancorp. in Spokane, Wash., has agreed to buy Fairfield Financial Holdings in Fairfield, Wash., for about $21 million in cash. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter.
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Housing's Uneven Recovery; Digital Banking on Dates
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