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Massachusetts Regulators To Crack Down On Robinhood

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Robinhood has come under the watchful eye of regulators — this time in Massachusetts. State regulators are set to file a complaint on Wednesday (Dec. 16) saying that the stock-trading platform failed to protect its customers and their assets, violating state laws and regulations.

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Massachusetts Division of Banks issues supervisory alert on NSF fees for representments

CFPB Monitor

The Division of Banks of the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation has issued a supervisory alert to warn financial institutions of the potential legal and regulatory risks arising from NSF fees charged on the representment of unpaid transactions.

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Robinhood May Sell Shares Directly To Users If It IPOs

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16, Massachusetts securities regulators filed a complaint against Robinhood alleging that the company aggressively marketed to inexperienced investors and failed to implement controls to protect them, violating state laws and regulations. The company has also hired two new compliance officers.

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7 Possible Causes of SVB Failure and Predicting the Impact on Regulatory Reporting

Perficient

We’re putting this into practice and offering our predictions concerning what regulations may arise once the dust has settled. The Tier 1 leverage capital ratio of the firm was 8.11%, more than twice the 4.00% required by regulators. But the fault is the regulators’, right? It’s better to learn from other people’s mistakes.”

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Small Business Borrower Sues Kabbage

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A small business (SMB) in Massachusetts borrowing funds via marketplace lender Kabbage has sued the platform, igniting new debate in the conversation over the definition of a “true lender,” according to reports in the National Law Review on Tuesday (Oct. and Celtic Bank in a federal court in Massachusetts.

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Massachusetts fines Morgan Stanley over trades by ex-First Republic CEO

American Banker

Morgan Stanley will have to pay $2 million for failing to flag trading in First Republic Bank by its former CEO. The transactions happened in the lead-up to the regional bank's collapse.

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New York amends its Community Reinvestment Act to cover non-bank mortgage lenders; New York DFS issues proposed revisions to CRA regulation to require collection of data by banks on loan applications from minority- and women-owned businesses

CFPB Monitor

New York now joins a small group of states, including Illinois and Massachusetts, that apply CRA-type laws to non-depository mortgage lenders. The amendments allow DFS to issue regulations expanding the types of applications and notices for which it will consider such performance when taking action.