Federal Reserve appeals Reg II interchange fee court ruling
The Federal Reserve appealed a federal court ruling striking down Regulation II’s standard for setting debit interchange fees.
The Federal Reserve appealed a federal court ruling striking down Regulation II’s standard for setting debit interchange fees.
A federal judge in Kentucky granted the Federal Reserve’s motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit seeking to overturn how ...
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ABA joined seven financial sector associations in voicing strong opposition to adding credit card routing mandates to an unrelated defense ...
A federal court invalidated Regulation II’s standard for setting debit interchange fees but temporarily stayed its action pending an anticipated ...
ABA and five financial sector associations this week reiterated their longstanding concerns about the Federal Reserve’s Debit Card Issuer Survey, ...
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed into law a bill that extends by a year the effective date of a first-of-its-kind ...
The Trump administration has rolled back a broad range of banking guidance and regulatory proposals made in the last few ...
The Illinois General Assembly approved legislation extending by a year the effective date of a first-of-its-kind state law restricting interchange ...
In response to a Trump administration effort to ease regulation, ABA is urging officials to rescind the regulation implementing the ...
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