Regulation

Benjamin Lawsky Will No Longer Be The Sheriff Of Wall Street
May 21, 2015

New York’s – and consequently Wall Street’s – top financial regulator Benjamin Lawsky will be stepping down from his position as banking regulator in the state Department of Financial services. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free...

PayPal To Pay CFPB-Imposed Fine Of $25M For Deceptive Credit Accusations
May 20, 2015

Following an order from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced Tuesday (May 19), PayPal has agreed to pay the imposed fine of $25 million related to deceptive credit accusations from the agency. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access...

JPMC Think Tank Taps Data Analytics To Crack The Code On The U.S. Economy
May 20, 2015

JP Morgan Chase’s new global think tank is working with policy makers and economists in an attempt to tap into big data insights to better understand how changes in individual financial behaviors affect the economy as a whole, reported Financial Times Wednesday (May 20). Get the...

Colleges Banned From Forcing Some Prepaid Debit On Students
May 18, 2015

After years of debates, universities will be prohibited from forcing students to have federal aid dispersed on prepaid or debit cards that charge fees for overdrawing the accounts, according to rules issued Friday by the Education Department. The new set of restrictions could cost schools millions, as...

News
L.A. Sues Wells Fargo For Alleged Employee Fraud
May 06, 2015

Wells Fargo Bank is facing allegations that it violated state and federal laws through the misuses of consumer information – as well as failing to notify people when their data was breached.  The largest bank based in California faces charges in connection to alleged wrongdoing...

International
Deutsche Bank Gets Smaller
April 28, 2015

Deutsche Bank has joined the “smaller and simpler” movement. After missing financial targets and facing regulatory problems, the German bank said on Monday (April 27) that it will sell its retail banking business, shrink its investment bank and leave seven of the 70 countries where...

Supreme Court Will Rule On Bad Web Data Case
April 28, 2015

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether a website that collects personal data can be sued under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) for publishing inaccurate information if the mistakes don’t cause “actual or imminent harm,” the Associated Press reported on Monday (April 27). Get...

MasterCard’s China Opening
April 27, 2015

MasterCard expects to see increasing demand for its bank-card services now that the Chinese government is opening up the market for interbank transaction clearing services, the card brand’s China chief said last week. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and...

CFPB Redoubling Efforts to Clear Investigation Backlog
April 24, 2015

According to American Banker, the CFPB has its hands full with so many existing investigations that it has had to pull back on diving into new ones. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all...