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Does the Fed putting America First destabilise the rest of the world?

Chris Skinner

In particular, in a globalised world with a global network where everyone can connect and transact in real-time, anytime, anywhere, the idea of national regulators regulating a system that does not recognise national borders seems counter-intuitive. appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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Bank of America escrow case met with skepticism in Supreme Court

American Banker

Supreme Court justices appeared to favor national rules preempting state regulations in the Bank of America in a case regarding mortgage escrow accounts. Some legal experts say the U.S.

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Housing Market Industry Group Urges Supreme Court to Preserve CFPB’s Mortgage and Real-Estate Regulations Regardless of Constitutional Question’s Outcome

CFPB Monitor

As the financial services industry continues to monitor the proceedings in Community Financial Services Association of America v. Continue Reading

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GAFA have already opened banks … just not in America

Chris Skinner

Governments want banks to be big and regulated, because governments can then access the data the bank is keeping about their clients. If a bank needs to do KYC, I give permission for a validation of my name, address and nationality to the bank to my identity data – just those parts they need to access – for a period of up to 24 hours.

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New Report: Mercado Pago On How Mobile Bridges The LatAm Banking Gap

PYMNTS

Open banking is appealing to financial institutions (FIs) and regulators in many markets, even as the pandemic sweeps across the world. Regulators in other regions, including Latin America, are also shaping and announcing plans to enable open banking and better support digital financial systems.

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Banks Push Back On Possible Banking Charters For Big Techs Like Amazon And Facebook

PYMNTS

The House committee held a hearing on the idea after Acting Comptroller of the Currency Brian Brooks in July proposed a new special purpose national banking charter for payments companies. They argue that the OCC would oversee the new charter holders — but not as rigorously as state regulators would.

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America’s troubled regulatory regime laid bare by the OCC

Chris Skinner

I’m regularly blogging and talking about the legacy economy known as America. Back in December, I picked up on this new Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) Ruling to issue national FinTech bank charters. Which country took a decade longer to get Chip & PIN than most? Land of the free, and home of the brave.

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