On regulators' growing tendency to impose stress-test requirements designed for big banks on smaller institutions that are officially exempt from the process:
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On how a pared-down stress-testing model could benefit small banks:
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On Sen. Richard Shelby's efforts to push through his regulatory relief bill by attaching it to separate legislation that approves funding for government agencies:
Pictured: Sen. Richard Shelby
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On House bills that aim to subject the Federal Reserve to more Congressional oversight:
Pictured: Former Federal Reserve chair Paul Volcker
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On how banks should hone their "top of the wallet" card strategies in response to the growing popularity of companies like Uber, Lyft and Seamless that process payments automatically:
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On banks' reasons for steering clear of the market for private mortgage-backed securities:
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On community banks' experiments with the somewhat risky area of cloud computing:
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Assessing an argument that Ripple Labs, which just had a <a href="http://www.americanbanker.com/news/bank-technology/fincen-fines-ripple-labs-over-aml-says-firm-enhancing-protocol-1074173-1.html" target="_blank">run-in</a> with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, truly aims to build a decentralized payment network (<a href="https://xrptalk.org/topic/7054-ripples-overlooked-path-to-decentralization/?p=85441" target="_blank">via Twitter</a>):
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On the promise and hurdles facing new technologies for identity management:
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