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Barclays Shuts Down Online Banking Services on Easter Weekend

Bank Innovation

bank said it will be switching off access to 24 million customers as the bank restructures itself as required by national regulation. These changes were established by the Bank of England in 2011, and is referred […]. Barclays customers across Europe will not be able to use their mobile banking app this weekend.

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Durbin interchange battles resurface

CFPB Monitor

The Fed’s final rule implementing the Durbin Amendment (Regulation II) went into effect in October 2011. It also limited the restrictions that issuers and payment card networks can place on the processing of an electronic debit card transaction. . Proposed Amendment to Regulation II. New Lawsuit.

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The Surge Of Digital Payments In India

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According to an RBI document from March 2011, the average number of non-cash transactions per person was only six per year. In 2011, just a small percentage of the approximately 10 million retailers expected card payments, according to the same paper and around 145 million households were not connected to the banking system.

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Retailers Want Fed To Revisit Debit Swipe Fees

PYMNTS

Merchants are preparing a new battle in the seemingly never-ending debit-card interchange fee wars. The amendment was passed following lobbying by the merchants and, of course, counter lobbying by the card networks and banks. Pre-2011, debit card interchange fees averaged in the 44 cent range.

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Regulations and Syllabus for Banking Diploma ( JAIBB & DAIBB)

FluentBanking

It is important to know thoroughly about the syllabus and regulations of any course before enrolling in that. Such limits may be attained in two to three years (2010, 2011 and 2012, respectively) after making the course contents, reading materials, library facilities and coaching facilities available to the candidates.

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Digital payments on the rise in India – what does this mean for the region?

NCR

Banks and card providers have been devoting a lot of attention recently to Asian markets, and it’s not hard to see why. The government has made the move away from cash a key pillar of its finance strategy, relaxing regulations for such services and joining the UN-based Better than Cash Alliance. With more than 1.3

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Why the CFPB’s expansion of its UDAAP authority to target discrimination requires rulemaking

CFPB Monitor

It has been implemented through a detailed regulation (Reg B) that has been on the books for many decades. The CFPB’s and Professor Sovern’s interpretation raises even more questions in the context of discrimination involving non-credit products such as deposits, prepaid cards, and remittances.