ABI Blog Exchange

NCUA shuts down first credit union of 2022

White House tells GOP to ‘show up’ for vote on Fed nominees

Wall Street brings bankers back to offices remade for hybrid era

Spire Credit Union merging with Minnesota neighbor

6 topics credit unions are talking about

A Look at the Jurisprudence of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson (Bankruptcy and Otherwise)

Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has played a variety of roles in her legal career. She has been a public defender, an attorney in private practice, a member of the U.S. Sentencing Commission, a U.S. District Judge and a Court of

How LockBit attackers are infiltrating and extorting banks

Banking news roundup

Santander flags accounting flaws at U.S. subprime auto loan unit

In Bankruptcy, Who Gets to Keep the Money?

A review of the real estate market and bankruptcy By Keri Ebeck Despite a pandemic, the real estate market in the United States has grown and expanded. Home prices were … The post In Bankruptcy, Who Gets to Keep the Money? appeared first on Bernstein

Lenders warned they risk irrelevance if they're not inclusive

Wells Fargo’s appeal of bombshell 'fraud' ruling in FINRA case casts harsh spotlight on regulators

Barksdale Federal Credit Union is buying a bank

TD Bank slows release of loan-loss reserves amid economic uncertainty

5 reasons why fintech M&A is hitting new highs

Securityplus Federal Credit Union in Baltimore names first female CEO

Republicans resist full-court press by Democrats to OK Fed nominees

Yellen presses for more climate disclosures, zeroes in on insurance

(UK) New Look Appeal Settled – What Does This Mean For CVAs?

Last year we saw two pivotal judgments handed down, Regis and New Look. These both concerned challenges brought by landlords, as to the manner in which landlord claims were treated in Regis’ and New Looks’, company voluntary arrangements (CVA). In

Can Alimony Be Discharged in Bankruptcy in New Jersey?

Can Alimony Be Discharged in Bankruptcy in New Jersey? Bankruptcy provides relief from immediate debt collection and allows you to discharge many outstanding debts. Ordinarily, bankruptcy allows you to discharge debts from credit cards, medical bills