ABI Blog Exchange

Wells Fargo settles Justice Department foreign exchange lawsuit

Closing too many branches ignores what customers want

Across four continents, Apple's control of payments is under attack

Boston Fed’s Rosengren to retire this week, citing kidney condition

New bank with multiracial focus gets off to fast start

New York City Screwed Taxi Drivers. Now They’re Drowning in Debt.

That article can be found at Jacobin Magazine at https://www.jacobinmag.com/2021/09/nyc-taxi-cab-medallion-debt-speculat…

If My Home is Sold at a Sheriff Sale in New Jersey Can I Get it Back?

The right of redemption allows you to get back your home after a sheriff sale. NJ Sheriff’s Sales Have Resumed NJ Sheriff Sales on residential property were on hold since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. As of September, 2021 Sheriff Sales

Hawkins & Pennebaker--Marketing Race and Credit in America

Past Credit Slips guest blogger, Jim Hawkins from the University of Houston, and his student, Tiffany Penner, alerted me to their recent publication in the Emory Law Journal entitled, "Advertising Injustices: Marketing Race and Credit in America."

Sens. Warren and Cornyn Tackle Bankruptcy Venue Again

The bipartisan duo of Sen. John Cornyn from Texas and Sen. Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts have introduced a new bill tackling bankruptcy venue. The Bankruptcy Venue Reform Act of 2021, which can be found here, is the latest attempt by the

SBRA technical amendment = technical foul?

A great Arabic folk idiom describes an all-too-common occurrence: Literally, "he came to apply eye liner to her, but blinded her." [اجا يكحلها عماها izha ikaHil-ha, cama-ha] In other words, someone attempted to improve a situation but ended up