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Foreign banks operating within the U.S. will be penalized despite a change made by regulators to provide more time to comply with pending swap restrictions.
January 9
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Giving regulators more levers to pull and buttons to push with respect to the financial system only creates a false sense of security. The new regulatory powers come with few meaningful accountability checks.
January 9
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The common enemy of electronic payments is cash, and so any technology that makes it more convenient and more rewarding to use a credit or debit account is good for business.
January 8
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The latest insurance company to leave banking behind is Shelter Insurance of Columbia, Mo., and the insurer blames the Dodd-Frank reform law.
January 8
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With the new year, the Financial Stability Oversight Council has greater opportunity to take leadership roles in other areas.
January 8
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Issuers exempt from the interchange fee cap should continue to promote activation and use of their debit cards by way of issuer-sponsored and merchant-funded rewards.
January 8
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The Massachusetts Democrat, known for helping craft the Dodd-Frank reform law, may be putting his retirement on hold.
January 7
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Some feel the looser standards will have a positive effect on the economy, while others argue the easing simply represents the latest example of regulators giving banks their way.
January 7
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This bad loan was a unique case of vanity and all-pervasive incompetence on the part of both the banker and a movie producer turned real estate developer.
January 7
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Every year that passes, politicians, bankers and even some financial regulators forget how illiquidity helped the 2008 financial crisis spread like wildfire.
January 7