ABI Blog Exchange

No longer invisible: The rise of CU Pride

Biden’s CFTC nominees call for more powers to police crypto

Could Russian banks and oligarchs use crypto to evade sanctions?

Citi names head of new unit for businesses on the chopping block

No Procedural Notice, No Problem: 11th Circuit Affirms Due Process Not Violated Where Debtor Provides Actual Notice

Overview In a recent decision, Jackson v. Le Ctr. on Fourth, LLC (In re Le Ctr. on Fourth, LLC), 2021 U.S. App. LEXIS 33845 (11th Cir. 2021), the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit denied a due process challenge asserted by a

California banks win approval for merger after delay

Managing Your European Business in Light of Sanctions imposed on Russia

The huge and devastating impact of COVID-19 on people, economies and business was unforeseen, and although (in the UK, at least, with all restrictions now lifted) the pressures created by COVID-19 are hopefully a thing of the past, businesses are

Mastercard discloses its Russia, Ukraine exposure amid sanctions

Sub V Bankruptcy Debt limits, which had been temporarily increased to $7,500,000.00, are posed to be made permanent

Harold Israel, Esq. at Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC is reporting that the Sub V Bankruptcy Debt limits, which had been temporarily increased to $7,500,000.00, are posed to be made permanent. The article can be found at https://lnkd.in/dYQBsFEyA detailed

LendingClub CEO plots path around crypto as firm builds out bank

Citigroup says profitability to fall amid spending on strategy shift

NCUA distributing $569 million to resolve corporate credit union failures

Biden touts Ukraine-war sanctions, calls for move on Fed nominees

Harsher sanctions against Russia could hurt U.S. banks

What Can I Spend Money on When Planning on Filing Bankruptcy in NJ?

What Can I Spend Money on When Planning on Filing Bankruptcy in NJ? If you are thinking of possibly filing bankruptcy in the near future, you might be wondering whether there are limits on how you can spend your money and on what you can spend it

What Can I Spend Money on When Planning on Filing Bankruptcy in NJ?

If you are thinking of possibly filing bankruptcy in the near future, you might be wondering whether there are limits on how you can spend your money and on what you can spend it. The general answer is that you should be careful as to how you spend

Fed looks to streamline path to payment system amid Raskin fight

M&T’s chief executive calls for more regulation of nonbanks

Citigroup adds bill-payment options for businesses, consumers

How Visa and Mastercard's ban could disrupt Russian payments