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Mastercard tries to make crypto less scary for banks

Credit Suisse is said to begin sale of U.S. asset management arm

Robinhood pushes engineer's 'toxic' sexism suit to arbitration

Bankrupt crypto lender Celsius receives U.S. grand jury subpoena

Green Dot taps new CEO, ousts former top leader

Proposed settlement of lawsuit could lead to $125 Million in refunds to people using the US federal government program for accessing federal court papers called PACER (public access to court electronic records)

Bloomberg Law is reporting on a recent settlement, requiring court approval, under which many users of the federal courts’ PACER platform for accessing court records will receive a refund of fees they incurred. For more detail see: https://news

How much fraud is on Zelle? Depends who you ask

ING unit probed by Dutch prosecutors over money laundering case

Deluxe check-printing business sees surprising uptick in demand

SECU's protege credit union decides to go it alone

Goldman shakes up leadership ranks in yet another overhaul

Bankers must challenge the overly complex, Fed-driven CRA overhaul

BofA tops loan-revenue estimates with interest rates increasing

Fifth Circuit Opinion on Solvent Debtor Illustrates Tension Between Text and Tradition

Bankruptcy opinions tend to rely on two major tools for interpreting the Bankruptcy Code: the statutory text and pre-Bankruptcy Code practice. These two methods came into conflict in the Fifth Circuit's recent opinion in Ultra Petroleum Corp. v. Ad

Weekly News – October 14

Tweet of the week Core CPI at 40-year high 10-yr Treasury Yield tops 4% First time since 2008 Loan market performance worse since 2008 Loans still outperforming YTD Anything but the MDL! PREPA restructuring hurdles Holy Cow! Mallinkrodt post-reorg

Citi takes the good and the bad against darkening economic backdrop

At First Republic, narrowing margins overshadow red-hot loan growth

U.S. Bancorp reports strong interest income, says growth can continue

PNC rides high on rising interest rates, but can it last?

Fed's Bostic reveals trading violations; Powell opens probe