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13 April 2021

Nofziger Analyzes Impact Of FDIC's New Brokered Deposit Rule On Bank-FinTech Partnerships In The Banking Law Journal

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Pryor Cashman attorney Dustin N. Nofziger published an article in the March 2021 edition of The Banking Law Journal entitled "FDIC's New Brokered Deposit Rule Benefits Bank-FinTech Partnerships."
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Pryor Cashman attorney Dustin N. Nofziger published an article in the March 2021 edition of The Banking Law Journal entitled "FDIC's New Brokered Deposit Rule Benefits Bank-FinTech Partnerships." The article explains how the new rule will be helpful to banks and app-based FinTech services that facilitate consumer savings accounts.

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ARTICLE
13 April 2021

Nofziger Analyzes Impact Of FDIC's New Brokered Deposit Rule On Bank-FinTech Partnerships In The Banking Law Journal

United States Technology

Contributor

A premier, midsized law firm headquartered in New York City, Pryor Cashman boasts nearly 180 attorneys and offices in both Los Angeles and Miami. From every office, we are known for getting the job done right, and doing it with integrity, efficiency and élan.
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