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Michel Y. Dérobert of the Swiss Private Bankers Association discusses capital regulations, sovereign debt risk and Americans' perception that Swiss banks abet tax dodgers.
November 2
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In an effort to curb speculation in financial markets and increase government revenue, a group of House and Senate Democrats on Wednesday introduced legislation that would tax certain financial transactions.
November 2 -
Consumers are complaining less about the way credit card companies treat them following the 2010 implementation of the Credit Card Accountability, Disclosure and Responsibility Act, new survey data from Consumer Reports suggest.
November 2 -
Raj Date, the interim head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, faced pointed questions and criticisms from Republicans in his first appearance before Congress since taking over for Elizabeth Warren last August.
November 2 -
The FDIC tries to stay clear of being the agency that closes a bank's doors. But working behind the scenes to guard its insurance fund, the agency is often significantly involved in the decision of when to fail an institution.
November 2 -
The industry needs to find its way to a future in which the president isn't complaining and the Wall Street occupiers go home and disenchanted customers are content.
November 2 -
Lawsuits citing Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) violations were poised to hit 10,000 early this month after reaching 9,425 through Oct. 15, according to data from U.S. District Courts. Last year, the 10,000 mark for FDCPA lawsuits was not reached until Dec. 1.
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WASHINGTON–U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin is working behind the scenes on a new effort to ensure small banks are not being hurt by the cap on debit card interchange.
November 2 -
Sen. Dick Durbin is working behind the scenes on a new effort to ensure that small banks are not being hurt by the cap on debit interchange fees.
November 1 -
On the same day that Bank of America Corp. bowed to pressure and decided to nix a $5 monthly debit fee it had planned to impose next year, a consumer financial-literacy organization released data suggesting the fee would have disastrous results.
November 1
