ABI Blog Exchange

Inside State Street’s new digital asset unit

Can Facebook's new payment method compete with Venmo and Zelle?

Cybersecurity is top issue for bankers, but not for lawmakers

No Time Runs against the King (IRS): The Golden Creditor Rule and its Discontents

Executive Summary A bankruptcy court in North Carolina recently joined a growing number of courts allowing debtors and trustees to avoid prepetition transactions using the IRS’s lookback period of ten years, rather than the applicable state statute

CEO of Members First Credit Union in Michigan retiring

Buckle up: CFPB bringing back regulation by enforcement

An ambitious agenda for Customers Bank’s incoming CEO

SoftBank, Viking invest $250 million in Latin American fintech

European joint venture aims to boost crypto's appeal to banks

What it means that ex-Fed officials are leading OCC

Square invests in Arkansas community development financial institution

New leader, new mission for SoFi's banking-as-a-service arm

New Synchrony CEO bets on health care, e-commerce to drive growth

CEO of State Employees Credit Union in New Mexico to retire

HUD restores Obama-era fair housing rule while pledging to improve it

Fresh off deal in Florida, First Foundation mulls acquisitions in Texas

Klarna raises cash from SoftBank at $45.6 billion valuation

One in three consumers spotted errors in credit reports, study finds

With 5% cash-back card, Citi joins rivals in sweetening rewards

Pursuing An Insolvency Claim May Be Much More Expensive Following this Recent Decision (UK)

The recent case of Manolete Partners Plc v Hayward and Barrett Holdings Ltd [2021] EWHC 1481 (Ch) impacts both insolvency practitioners and assignees of insolvency claims, potentially making such claims more expensive to bring and a procedural burden