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Insolvency Service “reframes” view of creditor – IPs can apply their discretion (UK)

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Fiserv acquiring bank tech provider Finxact

Pennsylvania credit union finds merger partner after its sponsor is sold

Fed, OCC set public hearing on U.S. Bank-Union Bank deal

New York Fed blog casts doubt on stablecoins' use as payments

Democratic senators seek details on JPMorgan’s collection practices

Acting FDIC chief signals shifts on climate risk, merger review, crypto

Banks get ESG upgrades despite lending billions for fossil fuels

Being of Service to Others certainly overshadowed any money motivation…in the end her expert consultation did not cost us any money.

“Being of Service to Others certainly overshadowed any money motivation…in the end her expert consultation did not cost us any money. ” G.G. Diane was great at coming to our rescue during very stressful times… Dianne and her team were always in good

MyPillow guy’s bank viewed him as a reputational risk. Was he?

Texas trade group creates platform to help small banks keep up with tech

Fintech QisstPay enters U.S. market with e-commerce product

Health care workers are quitting in droves. Can flexible paydays help?

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My Attorney Was Disbarred, Diane Jumped in to Help.

“ Diane has been a G_d send to me. My previous attorney was disbarred and I had a hearing before the Bankruptcy (Judge not the Trustee). Diane jumped in. Attended my court date and has taken care of me from there. . ” M.W. Diane has been a G_d send

Bank of America CEO Moynihan gets 31% raise to $32 million

Annotated Bibliography of Histories of Debt and Bankruptcy

I just read a really fabulous annotated bibliography of books (alas, articles by such luminaries as Emily Kadens are excluded) on the history of credit, debt, and bankruptcy in the United States. Many of my favorites are on here, along with a few new

Annotated Bibliography of Histories of Debt and Bankruptcy

I just read a really fabulous annotated bibliography of books (alas, articles by such luminaries as Emily Kadens are excluded) on the history of credit, debt, and bankruptcy in the United States. Many of my favorites are on here, along...

Austin Capital Bank tests embedded insurance

Bitcoin as a benefit? How NYDIG wants to help employees save

Message to FDIC's new leaders: Crack down on 'rent a bank' loans