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Reporter at American Banker covering the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau @Arizent kate.berry@arizent.com
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Judges seem poised to side with banks on state rate caps

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By Kate Berry Verified
| EIN News
Processing Content Key insight: The court's decision carries high stakes for the banking industry, which is fighting the enactment of a 2023 Colorado law that deals with the state's interest-rate cap. What's at stake: Banking groups argue that applying varying state rate caps on out-of-state banks would disrupt interstate banking and fracture the dual-banking system.
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Appeals court hears landmark interstate banking suit

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By Kate Berry Verified
| EIN News
Key insight: The court's decision could have a big impact on the future of the dual banking system. What's at stake: If Colorado wins, states will have the power to enforce their own usury laws on out-of-state, state-chartered banks. Banks argue that such a ruling would fracture uniformity in interstate banking.
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Regions to pay $4.9M for allegedly forgiving ineligible PPP loan

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By Kate Berry Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Key insight: The Justice Department said Regions improperly approved forgiveness of a loan in 2021 that was ineligible for the Paycheck Protection Program. Supporting data: Regions said it disagrees with the allegations regarding a single loan out of 75,000 that the bank processed. Forward look: The action is part of an expanded DOJ crackdown on Small Business Administration lenders.
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