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As a community bank president and past chair of the Ohio Bankers League, Jenny Saunders has been part of many conversations with top policymakers on bank issues. On this episode of the ABA Banking Journal Podcast she discusses how she talks about stablecoin and cryptocurrency issues with members of Congress.
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To ensure the highest level of security, what does the right level of friction in the process look like?
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Two practical steps toward simplifying the loan loss accounting standard: anchoring estimates in public data and an enhanced SCALE.
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Consumer trust in banks remains significantly higher than in cryptocurrencies, according to the results of a recent survey commissioned by CoinDesk.
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Banks know that complying with complex federal and state regulations is a cost of doing business. Savvy institutions also recognize that well-designed compliance toolkits can advance business objectives and support revenue growth.
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Seeing projected monthly income at different claiming ages made Social Security feel real — not theoretical.
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Banks’ anti-fraud measures seek to keep pace with fraudsters’ innovations.
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In a letter to bank CEOs, ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols urged bank leaders across the country to join an industry-wide effort to convince senators to improve digital asset market structure legislation before a key committee vote.
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The IRS should allow all banks to serve as trustees of initial Trump accounts for children rather than just rollover Trump accounts, the American Bankers Association said today in a letter to the agency.
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ABA and the Kentucky Bankers Association have released a new ad highlighting Rep. Andy Barr’s (R-Ky.) support of legislation to strengthen the economy and encouraging him to continue his efforts.
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The House has passed several ABA-advocated bills focused on streamlining community bank regulation. All three passed by voice votes.
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Tennessee has become the second state to ban the use of convertible virtual currency kiosks – also known as “crypto ATMs” – amid concerns about their use in facilitating scams.
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