Tag: Dodd-Frank

The Credit Card Competition Act—introduced last year by a bipartisan group of senators—may be under consideration during this session of ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is ordering Mastercard to abandon anti-competitive practices related to eWallet tokenization. According to the FTC, ...

As credit card issuers prepare for the perfect storm of rising interest rates and surging inflation, initial bank results indicate ...

The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta published a blog regarding open banking in the U.S. titled, American Consumers May Soon ...

Over the last two years, the world has seen a massive wave of digitalization. Data sharing and data privacy have taken ...

The CFPB has been a political hotbed since its origin. Created under the guise of Dodd-Frank, the independent agency became ...

An outgrowth of Dodd-Frank, the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, was that financial institutions with more than $250 ...

With the CARD Act of 2009 and Dodd-Frank, it is easy to assume that U.S. presidential candidates hate credit cards, ...

It is always big news when banks fail; passing grades on recent stress tests lack the panache. It is worth ...