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Signature Bank's deposits plummet as it scales back crypto exposure

What the FTC's debit-routing crackdown on Mastercard means for rivals

Bankruptcy Court Allows Service of a Subpoena Via Twitter

When a court-appointed trustee or liquidator is tasked with liquidating an entity, they need to gain possession of all of the entity’s assets. In crypto cases, this task can prove difficult when trying to identify and control all of the entity’s

Crypto isn't the biggest worry in the Silvergate-Home Loan bank story

Halkbank gets mixed reception at top U.S. court on immunity

Wall Street rapper charged in crypto heist lands new tech job

Credit union CEOs pessimistic about 2023

UBS boss says bank is 'bucking the trend' as rivals fire bankers

Citi, BofA lead Wall Street banks funding fossil-fuel expansion

Citi summons unproductive remote workers to office for coaching

Silvergate posts $1 billion loss after FTX sparked dramatic run

Millions of Businesses Need to Start Paying Back Coronavirus Loans

The Toledo Blade is reporting that millions of businesses need to start paying back coronavirus loans. The article states that nearly 3.8 million small business owners took out Economic Injury Disaster Loans (known as EIDL loans) from the federal

Signature Bank to tap Home Loan bank advances in crypto pullback

Some Bankruptcy Law History: Debtor Benefits Are Always A Tough Sell (Part I, Ancient Days to 1803)

By: Donald L Swanson Bankruptcy benefits for individual debtors are a tough sell—always have been. That’s because no one likes bankruptcy—unless they need it. But relieving people from debts in unfortunate circumstances is essential to our collective

ACI puts fresh technology behind its cross-border payments

Why You Need a Bankruptcy Attorney Who Can Offer Personalized Attention

If you are reading this blog, you are likely overwhelmed with unmanageable debt and have decided to see if bankruptcy might help. You should commend yourself for taking the first step to improve your finances and know you don’t have to approach this

What the rising rate environment means for banks in 2023

ChatGPT will break financial services, but then it might save it

Happy New Year! – Looking Back on 25 Years of Professional Websites – Part 3

It’s finally time to wrap-up this New Year’s series. As I mentioned in Part 1, I thought it would be fun use the Wayback Machine to take a look back at how professional websites—law firm sites, in particular—have evolved over the last 25 years. It’s

National credit union groups launch chapter for Hispanic communities