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Future of NYC’s iconic yellow cabs looks like another ride-hailing app see article at Gothamist below

https://gothamist.com/news/future-of-nycs-iconic-yellow-cabs-looks-like… New York City’s yellow cabs may operate and function more like their ride-hailing app competitors in the future, according to the Taxi and Limousine

Cross River Bank, GreenBox aim to make crypto payments compelling

White House plans to blunt medical debts for veterans and home borrowers

The Complex World Of Interspousal Claims In Bankruptcy

Traps and grey areas abound when one spouse files bankruptcy during or after a divorce. Inattention by the non-filing spouse can result in the bankruptcy discharge of spousal claims that might actually be nondischargeable. One of those traps involves

Evaluating the Evaluation Process for UK Connected Party Sales – One Year On

It has almost been 12 months since the Administration (Restrictions on Disposal etc to Connected Persons) Regulations 2021 came into force on 30 April 2021. The regulations require an administrator to obtain creditor approval or a report from an

TD Bank, U.S. Bank putting car payments in the fast lane

Fannie Mae chair Sheila Bair leads trio of departures from the GSE's board

Bond market rout will cause short-term pain for banks

New York City shuns Wells Fargo over discrimination claims

Stablecoin issuer Circle leads U.K. charm offensive ahead of new rules

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Amid NBA investigation, Sarver to exit as chair of Western Alliance

Fintechs create tech that lets banks offer tax prep help

11th Circuit Rules On The Georgia Real Property Remedial Statute – Who Is A “Subscribing Witness?”

Once again, a Bankruptcy case leads to a key opinion in Georgia real estate law and, as often the case, the Chapter 7 Trustee prevails. In In re Lindstrom, 2022 WL 1041192 (11th Cir. April 7, 2022) ( click here for .pdf) the issue was the validity of

OCC's Hsu argues for bank-like stablecoin regulation

Sanctioned Russian billionaires looking to sell fintech bets

The Use of Litigation Funding in Bankruptcy

The financing of commercial litigation has grown enormously since it first appeared on the scene in the US, about 15 years ago. While still small relative to the overall US financial market, it is estimated that more than $11 billion has been

Ex-Goldman banker Jiampietro banned for life by the Fed

Credit unions’ tax-subsidized bank purchases harm consumers

How government benefits programs became a nightmare for banks