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Definition Of ‘Small Business’ Left Uncertain Amid Aussie Bank Reforms

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Australia’s banking industry continues to address misconduct at the largest of the nation’s institutions, with small business banking at the center of many of the regulatory efforts. The current definition of a small business by the banks is a company with loan exposure of up to AUS$3 million ($2.15

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Stock market reforms aim to revitalise City of London; US regional bank shares hit again – business live

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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as FCA proposes shake-up that could expose investors to more risk Stock market reforms would ‘pass greater risk to investors’, FCA says FCA’s plan for stock market reform is both depressing and pragmatic Fed to raise interest rate again amid core inflation pressure Scott McCubbin, EY UKI IPO (..)

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For banks, cannabis rescheduling would change little

American Banker

The Department of Health and Human Services' recommendation to reclassify cannabis as a Schedule III substance has sparked renewed interest in cannabis banking reforms in Congress, but in itself will do little to make banking cannabis businesses easier.

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Passage Of SAFE Banking Act Gives Cannabis Businesses Access To Banking

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1595, known as the Secure And Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act, on Wednesday (Sept. The legislation aims to ensure that state-authorized and regulated cannabis businesses are not forced to operate with cash only. The SAFE Banking Act passed the House by a vote of 321-103 and now moves on to the U.S.

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Jeremy Hunt sets out sweeping reforms to financial sector

TheGuardian

Jeremy Hunt’s package of more than 30 reforms was announced as he travelled to Edinburgh to meet a group of chief executives from banks and insurers, who the government hopes will be in a stronger position to grow and compete with international peers as a result of the deregulation drive. Continue reading.

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Tax Reform Shows Early Signs Of SMB Bank Lending Impact

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tax reform led to much chatter and some confusion about exactly how changes would impact the nation’s small businesses (SMBs). Department of Treasury finalized rules that apply to SMBs on qualifying for a 20 percent tax deduction, with the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) applauding the initiative.

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Decoding the CFPB’s Crackdown on “Junk Fees”: A Changing Climate

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Understanding the CFPB’s recurrent theme and deciphering its message from the recent press releases provides insights into potential enforcement actions over the next 12-24 months and how banks can reassess their current fee structures. The CFPB’s Problem with Junk Fees Recently, a regional bank headquartered in Richmond, VA faced a hefty $6.2