On whether fintech companies want to beat banks or get bought by them:
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On whether traditional banks will be able to keep up with mobile-first neobanks:
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Suggesting that banks may be getting a little ahead of themselves with talk of cars that function as digital wallets:
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On the rising popularity of long-term subprime auto loans:
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On allegations of workplace discrimination at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which has itself accused some of the companies it regulates of discriminatory practices:
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In response to an argument suggesting that Ripple Labs' blockchain lacks the security and settlement-risk reduction of Bitcoin (<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/Ripple/comments/3b7wuw/lk_at_that_ripple_got_a_mention_in_todays/" target="_blank">via Reddit</a>):
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In support of the idea that the Bitcoin blockchain will beat competitors because it's a public resource (<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3b76yc/american_banker_why_the_bitcoin_blockchain_beats/" target="_blank">via Reddit</a>):
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On the recommendation that Harriet Tubman replace Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill:
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On the Office of the Comptroller's concerns about cybersecurity risks for smaller banks:
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On the reveal that the CFPB is planning to cite three major auto lenders for allegedly charging minorities more on loan markups (<a href="https://www.facebook.com/AmericanBanker" target="_blank">via Facebook</a>):
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