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Benjamin Lawsky, New York's Superintendent of Financial Services, on his efforts to curtail unlicensed online lending:
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On having tried to stop the free-fall of Florida banks during the housing crisis:
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Aaron Greenspan, founder of FaceCash, on his dealings with California regulators over a payments startup:
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On why M&A-minded bankers are losing their fear of making a bad deal:
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On recent efforts by Fannie Mae to win community banks' business away from large mortgage aggregators:
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On why smaller banks have found it difficult to cut costs:
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Naugatuck Valley Financial's (NVSL) William Calderara on why he's pleased with his bank's recent sales of soured loans for 24% below book value:
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On why banks have come to prefer selling portfolios of troubled consumer debt to servicing them:
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On why banks need to have a social media presence:
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On why the Obama administration has begun to take a more active role in reforming housing finance:
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On a recent court ruling that made it easier for the Federal Trade Commission to regulate payday lenders that skirt local usury laws by tying up with Indian tribes:
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