ABI Blog Exchange

Virginia bank deal, dogged by regulatory concerns, is called off

Defaulting Auction Bidder Finds Evidentiary Mess

A new opinion from the Fifth Circuit shows multiple mishaps in connection with a bankruptcy-related auction. However, its most important holding has to do with authenticating evidence. The bottom line is that a trial court decision limiting a

Associated announces CFO’s retirement and search for successor

Banorte tops analysts’ picks to nab Citi’s Mexico retail bank

Stop asking borrowers if they've 'ever' been charged with a crime

BofA revamps wealth management product teams under Sieg and Knox

JPMorgan raises Jamie Dimon's pay 10% to $34.5 million for 2021

Alternative payment firms capitalize on Amazon-Visa tensions

Fed defers to elected officials on issuing digital currency

Student Loans – Good News? Bad News?

Hot off the press! Forgive Private Student Loans? (Just realized I am showing my age ): “Schools that offer students loans to attend their classes have a lot of power over their students’ education and financial future,” said CFPB Director Rohit

KeyCorp's solid 4Q marked by strong credit, dealmaking. Can it last?

M&T plans balance sheet makeover amid sluggish performance

Private banking and the future of work

Fifth Third, awash in deposits, expects both loan growth and runoff

H&R Block launches the challenger bank it teased last year

Illinois banker group proposes exit fee for credit union-bank deals

Nebraska bank fights for right to be sold to Iowa credit union

First Horizon says expansion across South is paying dividends

CFPB suggests credit card giants may not be playing fair

Bankruptcy and New Arizona Homestead Statutes

Bankruptcy Issues After January 1, 2022 Changes in Arizona Homestead Statutes Reprint from Gary Stickell’s website: January 19, 2022 The Arizona Homestead exemption increased from $150,000 to $250,000 as of January 1, 2022. Final edits of HB2617 –