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FinTech Regulation: Follow the Law . . . and All These New Laws
Read Time: 1 minThe financial technology (FinTech) industry has faced an increase in regulatory scrutiny at the federal level and a significant increase in proposed and enacted state legislation regulating bank partner programs. The federal prudential regulatory agencies have examined depositary institutions involved in FinTech programs and conveyed significant compliance expectations regarding the programs. State legislatures have continued to consider and adopt laws restricting or regulating FinTech-bank programs. For companies offering earned wage access or payroll advance products, a wave of new legislation imposes licensing and substantive compliance obligations while the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has proposed a new interpretive rule that would reclassify those products as credit subjective to the federal Truth in Lending Act.
Robert Savoie and Rachael Aspery (Cleveland) co-authored an article on the regulatory scrutiny that FinTech companies face in the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Business Law Section’s The Business Lawyer, Volume 80, Issue 2, Spring 2025.
