On the revelation that the Federal Reserve apparently considered cryptocurrencies as a potential means of revamping the U.S. payments system before putting the option on hold:
On the Fed's approach to exploring the potential of Bitcoin's blockchain technology:
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On the timeline for implementing broad-scale changes to the payment system, as outlined in the Fed's road map:
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On the urgent need for an overhaul of the payments system:
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On the FDIC's attempt to dissuade banks from cutting ties with entire lines of business to avoid regulatory scrutiny:
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On the FDIC's attempt to dissuade banks from cutting ties with entire lines of business to avoid regulatory scrutiny:
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On reports that banks are closing the accounts of churches and other cash-intensive religious organizations in order to de-risk:
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On a push to increase the asset threshold that exempts community banks under $10 billion from certain Dodd-Frank requirements:
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On ATM manufacturer Diebold's attempt to rebrand itself by highlighting its software and security services:
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On criticisms of the Financial Stability Oversight Council's macroprudential approach to addressing systemic risks:
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On the suggestion that cloud providers may be more secure than banks:
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On alternatives to payday loans offered through employers:
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On an argument to continue using Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to fund affordable housing:
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