Debanking als politiek middel bij Europarlement - Voorzij
Stichting Voorzij - helder denken over gelijkwaardigheid| Voorzij
Recent executive orders are reshaping expectations, requiring that account closure decisions be based on objective, individualized risk assessments rather than political, religious, or reputational considerations. The post Just the facts: Managing account closures in a new regulatory environment appeared first on ABA Banking Journal.| ABA Banking Journal
A coalition of the nation's largest firearm advocacy organizations took aim at its largest banks on Tuesday.| The Reload
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank deny home loans to mining communities Australian banks are the world’s most profitable, raking in $30bn in profits last year. Much of this was sent overseas to their foreign shareholders, including the usual suspects – Blackrock, First State, and Vanguard. In total, Australian banks paid $27 billion in dividends, of which 26% or around $7 billion was sent to foreign-owned corporations. Every dollar which goes overseas in dividends is a dollar Australia never sees...| Malcolm Roberts
Bank of America may have just answered the question investors have asked for years: who comes after Brian Moynihan? According to the Wall Street Journal: Bank of America appointed two new co-presidents and elevated the title of its chief financial officer Friday, moves that identify them as the most likely potential successors for longtime Chief […]| National Legal And Policy Center
Stichting Voorzij - helder denken over gelijkwaardigheid| Voorzij
As we previously reported, on August 7, 2025, President Trump issued an Executive Order (the “EO”) titled “Guaranteeing Fair Banking for All Americans”| Consumer Finance Monitor
Fifteen years have passed since the Occupy Wall Street movement focused attention on the inequities and hazards of large Wall Street banks, particularly those risky banks with trillions of dollars in derivatives on their books. “Move your money” was the obvious response, but what could local governments do? Their bank accounts were too large for […]| WEB OF DEBT BLOG
Bank regulators should be open to easing some of the unique regulatory burdens facing mutual banks, Federal Reserve Governor Michelle| ABA Banking Journal
