New, Now, Next in Payments for Consumer Finance

October 8, 2020

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Chris Couch (Birmingham) and Sarah Edwards (New Orleans) co-presented “New, Now, Next in Payments for Consumer Finance” on Thursday, October 8 during the 2020 Virtual Consumer Finance Legal Conference.

During the session, Chris and Sarah reviewed the current state of Same-Day-ACH-Debit, Real-Time Payments, and FedNow (Fed’s announced but yet to launch 24-7 real-time payment system), along with the new payments accounts exception to the FDIC’s newly proposed Brokered Deposit rule.

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