ABI Blog Exchange

From Competition to Convergence: Why Banks Must Humanize the Customer Experience, Accelerate Transformation and Lead the Next Era of Consumer Finance

Bankr. M.D.N.C.: Portuesi v. BONY- Res Judicata and State Court Foreclosure

Summary: The Debtor’s mother obtained an undivided interest in real property, recording her interest on October 6, 2006 with the Rockingham County Register of Deeds. On December 23, 2008, Debtor and Debtor’s Mother obtained a mortgage loan from Ideal

Why Atlanta is setting up savings accounts for kindergartners

Columbia Financial buying RSI Bancorp to expand New Jersey footprint

Are Repo Companies Allowed on Private Property in Pennsylvania?

Once you have fallen behind on a car, truck, motorcycle, or even a boat payment, your lender has the right to repossess the collateral. They are not required to give you notice that they intend to take your vehicle. However, there are limitations on

Michigan credit union expands its field of membership

Heartland, Farmers credit unions in Kansas to merge

Aurora Federal Credit Union in Colorado names new CEO

Fannie Mae promotes two longtime leaders to key positions

Europe's homegrown payments network gains momentum

James Shenwick, Esq. is proud to announce that he has been selected as a 2021 Top Rated Lawyer by Martindale Hubbell

2021 Top Rated Lawyer by Martindale Hubbell. James Shenwick, Esq. is proud to announce that he has been selected as a 2021 Top Rated Lawyer by Martindale Hubbell

Core vendors seek to eliminate barriers in bank-fintech partnerships

‘Sterling Lads’ forex fix earns banks $390 million in fines

Judge blocks Memphis credit union's acquisition of local bank

CIBC misses profit estimates as expenses accelerate

No end in sight for COVID restrictions at banks, credit unions

Toronto-Dominion profit tops estimates on Canadian recovery

Debtors In Bankruptcy: The “Criminals” Of Olde (Wood v. Owings)

By Donald L. Swanson “ The committing an act of bankruptcy is, in law, considered as criminal. The bankrupt law is, therefore, in this respect, to be construed strictly.” This quotation is a punch line from the very first opinion by the U.S. Supreme

Student Loan Bubble Exploding?

I am going all the way back to my second post Government Student Loan Mistake In The Works on this site – September 2012. I was going to say not much has changed in the student loan crisis. BUT things have proceeded downhill and things are MUCH worse

A blueprint for broadening ex-inmates' access to banking