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Executive Order Looms For Social Media Firms On Content? 

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The summary, according to the site, would direct the FCC to develop new regulations that would detail how the law may protect social media platforms as they move to take content off their sites – and to take those new regulations into account when investigating or filing suit against those firms. CFPB and Payday Lending.

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Senator Mark Warner Drops New Policy Proposals For Regulating Tech

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Virginia Senator Mark Warner, vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, released a policy paper detailing 20 options for the government to start regulating big tech a lot more closely. In fairness to Facebook, it is far from the only target of the regulations. The Suggested Regulations. What It Targets (and Why).

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Fast Action: Tennessee Sportsbook Bets Service Quality On Instant Payments

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Hodges, known as the “Rookie Bookie” on social media, made her comments less than three months after Tennessee became the 20th state to launch sports betting on Nov. 1, a milestone that also made Action 24/7 the only locally owned sportsbook gaming operator of four licensed by the state. “I Winning Converts. Next Steps.

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Fair Value Accounting and Silicon Valley Bank Failure

South State Correspondent

Analysts, regulators, legislators, and bankers have been attributing the root cause of SVB’s failure in the past month. Some blame the dilution of the Dodd-Frank provisions, others the lack of oversight by regulators, and others still blame social media for exacerbating the deposit run.

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CFPB Summer 2020 Highlights looks at consumer reporting, debt collection, deposits, fair lending, mortgage servicing, and payday lending

CFPB Monitor

The report discusses the Bureau’s examinations in the areas of consumer reporting, debt collection, deposits, fair lending, mortgage servicing, and payday lending that were completed between September 2019 and December 2019. Violations of Regulation E requirements regarding qualifying notices of EFTA errors. Fair lending.

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Federal Reserve warns about redlining and steering risks from digital targeted advertising

CFPB Monitor

One of the most important areas of consumer financial regulation today is the use of internet- or social media-based platforms to target advertising for consumer financial products. Because the article represents one of the few regulatory perspectives on this issue, we highly recommend that financial institutions read it.

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Growth Loops – The New Way To Grow Bank Product Sales

South State Correspondent

Your bank might have introduced a new product, but very few banks go back and try to improve an existing product unless forced to by the regulators or changes in technology. Instead of thinking about how you can grow customers, the commercial lending team often thinks about increasing loans. Funnels Create Strategic Confusion.