ABI Blog Exchange

2015-01-22
Today, in the latest installment of our series reviewing the Final Report and Recommendations of the American Bankruptcy Inst
2015-01-22
Today, in the latest installment of our series reviewing the Final Report and Recommendations of the American Bankruptcy Inst
2015-01-22
Opus Bank in Irvine, Calif., has agreed to buy a pair of nonbanking businesses.

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2015-01-22
As a consultant to Citibank in the 1970s, former Miss America Bess Myerson helped spearhead landmark consumer reforms Â-- including the first plain-language agreement in the financial services industry.

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2015-01-22
Even if arbitration does turn out to be beneficial for many consumers, Americans should not lose their constitutional right to a day in court without being aware that they are doing so.

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2015-01-22
Breaking News This Morning ... Earnings: KeyCorp, Huntington, BB&T, BankUnited Receiving Wide Coverage ...

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2015-01-21
Culminating a two-year appeals process, the United States Court of Appeals for the

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2015-01-21
The automatic stay is a powerful tool of the Bankruptcy Code, affording debtors a breathing spell from creditors seeking payment.
2015-01-21
One of the most unrealistic aspects of “Shark Tank”, ABC’s television reality show, is something known as “The Shark Tank Effect”.
2015-01-21
This year, electronic trading will finally come to the bond market and more banks will adopt technologies that harness social media to flag potentially fraudulent customers.

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2015-01-21
We want to thank Professor Matt Bruckner of Howard University for hanging out at Credit Slips for a while.

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2015-01-21
I know it’s tempting to utilize the value of your car to obtain money. I also know you’re inundated with TV commercials, radio commercials, signs on the expressway and stores popping up in your local neighborhood offering you money for your title.
2015-01-21
A once-prominent Wall Street trader imprisoned in 2005 for embezzling $43 million from Merrill Lynch & Co.

Read More from: WSJ.com: Bankruptcy Beat

2015-01-21
A once-prominent Wall Street trader imprisoned in 2005 for embezzling $43 million from Merrill Lynch & Co.

Read More from: WSJ.com: Bankruptcy Beat

2015-01-21
A once-prominent Wall Street trader imprisoned in 2005 for embezzling $43 million from Merrill Lynch & Co.

Read More from: WSJ.com: Bankruptcy Beat