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February 23, 2026
Northern Trust Wants Heiress' Fraud Claims Tossed
The Northern Trust Co. seeks to shed certain claims that it failed to prevent a former vice president from looting the trust of an elderly banking heiress, arguing that it was also a victim of the alleged scheme and "no company is immune to dishonest actors."
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February 23, 2026
NY Pitches Pay-Later Oversight Rules, Borrower Protections
Buy-now-pay-later providers in New York would face new licensing and supervision requirements, consumer disclosure standards, fee limits and other restrictions under draft rules unveiled Monday by the state's financial services regulator.
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February 23, 2026
Banking Orgs. Silent On Trump Family-Tied Crypto Charter Bid
Two banking industry groups that publicly opposed applications from at least eight crypto firms seeking national trust charters did not weigh in on a similar bid from the Trump-family tied crypto business World Liberty Financial, while public advocacy group commenters blasted the WLF application as being riddled with conflicts.
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February 23, 2026
Fed Defends Ex-Wells Fargo Exec's Golden Parachute Denial
The Federal Reserve urged a California federal court to uphold its denial of a former Wells Fargo anti-money laundering executive's bid for a "golden parachute" payout of over $450,000, arguing he was found responsible for significant problems that led to a consent order for the bank a decade ago.
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February 23, 2026
Capital One Fights Consumers' Sanction Bid In Privacy Suit
Capital One urged a California federal judge Monday to reject customers' sanctions bid for allegedly failing to provide sufficient discovery in privacy litigation, saying the bank provided requested discovery and the information consumers now seek relates to a different factual and legal theory that they "pivoted" to after discovery closed.
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