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Huntington hires executives from Fifth Third, MUFG Union Bank

Three MUFG Union branches to be sold as part of U.S. Bank deal

How Apple's high-yield account encourages saving through spending

WUFT is reporting that virtually all PPP loans have been forgiven with limited scrutiny

WUFT is reporting that virtually all PPP loans have been forgiven with limited scrutiny. The article can be found at https://www.wuft.org/nation-world/2022/10/12/virtually-all-ppp-loans-ha…

The case for banks to get into staking

Crypto market 'turmoil' prompts tighter regulation, says watchdog FSB

Custodia cries foul over regulators giving BNY Mellon green light for crypto

Statutory Declarations when Appointing UK Administrators – what happens if the remote-swear guidance is not followed?

We look once again at the recent case of Re Active Wear Limited (in administration) (our other blog on another aspect of this case can be found here). As part of the changes introduced in light of Covid-19, the Temporary Insolvency Practice Direction

Voyager creditors balk at immunity for crypto lender's execs

How one credit union addressed cannabis banking compliance

Bank M&A activity remains weak through third quarter

Challenger bank serves people reentering society after incarceration

Cross-Border Restructurings – Managing the Process Across Jurisdictions

Join SPB’s global chair of R&I Stephen Lerner and an esteemed panel of experts for an American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) webinar addressing recent developments impacting formal and informal debt-restructuring procedures in the U.S. and Europe

New & Overlooked California Exemptions

Don’t miss today’s NACBA webinar on California exemptions, airing at 2 p.m. We’ll look at new exemptions taking effect on January 1, 2023, along with the return of ride-through and lots more. This is a NACBA members-only presentation that you can’t

MUFG to accelerate U.S. lending, on pace to pass Goldman Sachs

Bank of America CEO says consumers 'in good shape' amid uncertainty

4 perspectives for bankers to note in the industry's data-sharing debate

Many ABC Statutes Have Really-Cool Provisions–But Are Rarely Used (A Uniform Trust Code Remedy)

By: Donald L Swanson There are lots of state statutes out there on assignments for benefit of creditors (“ABC”) with really-cool provisions. But the problem with those really-cool provisions is this: they are rarely used. Put plainly: a failing

Visa lays groundwork to streamline payments for social, gaming creators

6 Things to Look for in a NJ Bankruptcy Attorney

If you’re struggling to pay your bills and creditors are taking aggressive collection actions against you, it can be tempting to hire the first attorney you find. However, it is important to understand that selecting your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13