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Deutsche Bank reenters Germany's payments market after long hiatus

NCUA to distribute $865 million to resolve corporate credit union failures

Goldman Sachs plans new Dallas campus, extending bet on hub in Texas

Gordian Perspectives for June 2021

Related to our ongoing series on the cost of capital, we wanted to highlight notes from a recent webcast with James Grant, founder and editor of the Interest Rate Observer. Grant makes several salient points regarding inflationary trends in the US

Most big banks say they're ready for climate stress tests

Can Utah's digital driver's license be a viable form of customer ID?

NCAA Loses At U.S. Supreme Court — Again! (NCAA v. Alston)

By: Donald L Swanson On June 21, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court orders the National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) to stop limiting “education-related compensation or benefits” that schools provide to student athletes—any such limitation

Student loan servicers fear 1-2 punch from CFPB, Education Dept.

Servicers Lie? Colleges Broke?

Better be sitting down for this one – Government Student Loan Mistake In The Works student loan servicers lying to Congress! Of course, Congress is used to doing the lying. The Democrat chair and ranking Republican on the Senate committee wrote: “We

Collins v. Yellen: the Most Important (and Overlooked) Implication

The Supreme Court's decision in Collins v. Yellen has garnered a fair amount of attention because it resulted in a change in the leadership at the Federal Housing Finance Agency and largely dashed the hopes of Fannie and Freddie preferred