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The news is full of debate over a replacement for Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, but the delays in filling seats on another important government panel the Federal Reserve Board should get more attention.
March 7
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A federal judge has allowed to proceed a lawsuit in which a Belgian investor blames Bank of New York Mellon for about $1.1 billion of losses related to its role as trustee for residential mortgage securities.
March 4 -
The Federal Reserve Board unanimously voted to release a proposal Friday to limit the exposures between systemically risky bank holding companies in a move that reflects not only an evolution in the agency's finesse but a change in the pressures it is facing.
March 4 -
Despite billions in revenue annually, legal marijuana businesses have yet to find a solution to the industrys lack of reliable payments, banking and other financial services.
March 4
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Contrary to claims of anticompetitive practices, manufactured housing industry leaders want to increase the number of lenders offering financing.
March 4
Manufactured Housing Institute -
Regulators are quick to laud "core" deposits and so-called stickiness, but the reality is that brokered deposits especially CDs have become some of the most stable and cost-effective funding available.
March 4
Jones Waldo Holbrook & McDonough -
American Banker readers share their views on the most pressing banking topics of the week. Comments are excerpted from reader response sections of AmericanBanker.com articles and our social media platforms.
March 4
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While regulators and law enforcement agencies are beginning to strike a more conciliatory tone with respect to digital currency, industry players complain the technology is still being stifled by its pariah status.
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WASHINGTON The House Financial Services Committee approved a bill this week that would increase the mobility of mortgage originators who take a new job across state lines or move from a federally regulated bank to a nonbank.
March 3 -
The regulatory system is "broken from start to finish" and is allowing banks and other big firms to wear down regulators until they get what they want, Sen. Elizabeth Warren said in a speech Thursday.
March 3
