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Written on Sep 5, 2025
The card giant has merged its fraud prevention and dispute management programs, forcing merchants and their bank card processors to take more responsibility for thwarting misconduct.
U.S. regulators are pulling back on some bank exams and the use of confidential disciplinary notices, a sign lenders are already benefiting from a softer touch under President Trump's administration, said more than half a dozen industry executives.
The turnkey platform offers banks and credit unions cannabis deposits with lower overhead and workload, reduced regulatory and operational risks and no reputational exposure.
A new CFPB rule would restrict the bureau’s ability to supervise nonbanks. The agency said it aims to adopt a binding, standardized definition of “risks to consumers.”