ABI Blog Exchange

Website Compliance with the ADA: Is Your Company Compliant With the Latest DOJ Guidance?

While commercial businesses are typically aware of their responsibilities under the Americans with Disability Act (the “ADA” or the “Act”) relative to the maintenance of their physical office spaces and general corporate policies, some businesses

The Lummis-Gillibrand crypto bill provision that has banks on edge

In a hot job market, banks dish out awards to retain executives

Waters asks top U.S. banks for details on profits from American slavery

Wells Fargo hires new communications chief from JPMorgan Chase

Green Dot pays $13 million to settle lawsuit over scuttled acquisition

Raising Zelle: Furious P2P users take banks to court

U.S. consumer credit surges again as loans, card spending jump

Brown asks FSOC to examine ‘systemic’ risks of consumer data use

VantageScore notches a win in FICO-dominated securitization market

Two Virginia credit unions to merge ahead of CEO retirement

Wells Fargo pauses diversity rules for hiring after sham-interviews report

What bankers can learn from recent phishing attacks

CEO of Rhode Island’s largest credit union to retire

Florida district court rules order on reconsideration of objection to claim determining priority status was final order, dismissing appeal from confirmation of chapter 11 plan

There is a very short 14 day period to appeal final orders in bankruptcy. A question can often arise whether an order is final or not. This was the situation in A&S Entm't LLC v. Florida, case no. 22-cv-20919-BLOOM, 2022 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 100789 (S.D

Banks in Canada hire at rapid clip, defying tight labor market

PayPal mounts crypto offensive after N.Y. grants a full license

Citizens says buy now/pay later lending is best when it stays in its lane

F.N.B. follows the money with North Carolina acquisition

Bankruptcy: Authority For A Federal Agency’s Constitutional Law? (Jarkesy v. SEC)

There’s a new U.S. Circuit Court opinion on a person’s right to a jury trial, when sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission before one of its administrative judges. The opinion is Jarkesy v. SEC, case No. 20-61007 (5th Cir., issued May 18, 2022