House GOP Memo Lays Out Sweeping Changes to Dodd-Frank Act, CFPB

House GOP Memo Lays Out Sweeping Changes to Dodd-Frank Act, CFPB

A memo is circulating throughout the House this week authored by Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), summarizing legislation he plans to introduce possibly as early as this month to scale back regulation under the Dodd-Frank Act. Two key changes referenced in his memo are the...
Helping Fintech Understand the Tribal Lending Space

Helping Fintech Understand the Tribal Lending Space

NAFSA presents at the EPIC User Conference and Wiring the Rez Conference. Last week, the Native American Financial Services Association (NAFSA) was represented at both the Epic Loan System’s 2017 Annual User’s Conference and the 2017 Wiring the Rez Conference by NAFSA...
A Secure Future: The Regulatory Rigors of Tribal Lending

A Secure Future: The Regulatory Rigors of Tribal Lending

Tribal online lending represents around ten percent of the $20 billion online lending sector. Only a few years ago, tribes began entering this industry with mixed results. Tribes chose to partner with non-tribal businesses that offered a myriad of services in online...
The Rise of Alternative Financial Services

The Rise of Alternative Financial Services

Banks are the traditional institution for borrowing money in America. According to the Federal Reserve, bank loan portfolios grew nearly 7% in 2014 and totaled more than $8 trillion in assets. Historically low interest rates and economic recovery in some sectors are...
Mnuchin Confirmation Hearing Recap

Mnuchin Confirmation Hearing Recap

“We will work diligently to limit regulations, lower taxes on hardworking Americans and small businesses, and get the engine of economic growth firing on all cylinders once again,” Mnuchin said. On January 19, 2017, the latest of Trump nominees faced his...
The Two Men with the Power to Shape Regulation of Tribal Lending

The Two Men with the Power to Shape Regulation of Tribal Lending

Senator Mike Crapo (R-ID) and Representative Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) couldn’t be more different in personality. Crapo is a soft-spoken, unassuming career politician from the mountain west. First elected in 1984, the Harvard law-educated Crapo has been an Idaho state...
Regarding the December 22 Supreme Court of California Ruling

Regarding the December 22 Supreme Court of California Ruling

Washington, DC – On December 22nd, the Supreme Court of California [ruled] that various affiliated online payday loan entities of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and Santee Sioux Nation of Nebraska are not entitled to tribal immunity for violations of the California...

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