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Mobile Banking: The Answer For The Unbanked In America?, Catherine Martin Christopher
Mobile Banking: The Answer For The Unbanked In America?, Catherine Martin Christopher
Catholic University Law Review
In the United States, the poor often lack access to mainstream banking services. Instead, they rely on expensive, poorly regulated alternatives like check cashers, payday lenders, pawnshops, and auto title lenders. These financial products jeopardize poor people’s financial and physical security. In pushing adoption of traditional banking products, both government officials and private enterprise have attempted to craft solutions to the banking access problem, but so far these attempts have fallen short. This Article asserts that mobile banking may be a transformative technology that can significantly increase financial inclusion in the United States.
The Article discusses current statistics and demographics …
Over-The-Counter Derivatives In A Global Financial Marketplace: The Case For Uniform Global Identifiers And Compatible Reporting Requirements In Substituted Compliance Comparability Determinations, Kimberly R. Thomasson
Over-The-Counter Derivatives In A Global Financial Marketplace: The Case For Uniform Global Identifiers And Compatible Reporting Requirements In Substituted Compliance Comparability Determinations, Kimberly R. Thomasson
Catholic University Law Review
The 2008 financial crisis prompted a global regulatory overhaul of over-the-counter derivative markets. The Dodd-Frank Act mandated the CFTC and SEC to issue new rules and regulations to bring the majority of the OTC derivative market out of the dark on onto regulated exchanges. Similar action was taken in the European Union and other G20 nations. There has been a push to harmonize rules for OTC derivatives across jurisdictions to make the market more efficient and eliminate regulatory arbitrage. This Comment focuses on the process for a regulated entity in the US and EU to “substitute compliance” with its home …
Going Native: The Rise Of Online Native Advertising And A Recommended Regulatory Approach, A.J. Casale
Going Native: The Rise Of Online Native Advertising And A Recommended Regulatory Approach, A.J. Casale
Catholic University Law Review
J.D. Candidate, May 2016, The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law; B.A., 2006, The George Washington University. The author would like to thank the staff and editors of the Catholic University Law Review for their contributions to this Comment.