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Dr. Strangelove or: How Fintechs Will Learn to Stop Worrying and Love Regulation

FICO

The most prominent villain for fintech companies is regulation. And so it’s easy to see why a fintech company — believing fully in the virtue of its mission and faced with a litany of illogical and intractable regulations — might just say "F*ck it, we're doing it anyways." Disruption-friendly regulations. and China).

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Are the regulators getting you down?

Jeff For Banks

Take for example the language from an FA Article relating to a strategic plan issued by the OCC to The Suffolk County National Bank of Riverhead (“SCNB”) in New York on October 25, 2010: “The Board shall adopt, implement, and thereafter ensure Bank adherence to a written strategic plan for the Bank covering at least a three-year period.

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American Dream Mega Mall Opens In Mega eCommerce Era

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million gallon water park, a beach kept at 87 degrees Fahrenheit year-round, a Sea Life aquarium, a regulation National Hockey League skating rink and an aviary featuring local birds, among other features. the original developer, dropped out as did Colony Capital, its successor. Those include a 1.5 Mills Corp.,

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Accounting About-Face

Independent Banker

She explained why lawmakers should exempt community banks from Basel III capital rule. To their credit, federal regulators have already showed they are on board with the approach laid out in FASB’s final standard. is ICBA’s vice president of accounting and capital policy. Senate Banking Committee. By James Kendrick. Learn More.

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Perception Versus Reality: Do People Get More From Credit Unions Than Banks?

Jeff For Banks

The Credit Union National Association (CUNA), the credit union equivalent to the American Bankers'' Association (ABA), states that credit unions exist to serve members, returning earnings to members in the form of lower loan rates, higher interest on deposits, and lower fees. Where do you think credit unions get their capital?

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Change Keeping Global Banks On Their Toes

PYMNTS

banks, meanwhile, have risen in financial stability regulators’ ranks for how much of a risk they pose to the global financial system should they fail. corporates over the last five years, a 25 percent increase between 2011 and 2016, according to alternative lender Funding Options.

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Morning Scan: Fed Looks at Credit Exposure; Tracking Fraud via Mobile?

American Banker

More Regulation: The Federal Reserve plans to revive a 2011 proposal Friday that’s been sitting on the back burner after the plan received criticism from Wall Street. The original proposal, an outcome of Dodd-Frank, would have restricted credit exposure to 10% of capital. Receiving Wide Coverage.

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