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A review of non-core consumer lending from the prospective of a licensed money transmitter or service provider such as an incorporation service in context of neo-banking (or banking as a service) and financial product expansion. In addition, hear a discussion of the implications of FinCEN’s new beneficial owners reporting rules with along some anecdotal comments surrounding the impetus of the new rules.

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1. Fintech (Jul 2023)

Marilyn Barker, Courtney Hicks Dickey

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Fintech (Jul 2023)

A review of non-core consumer lending from the prospective of a licensed money transmitter or service provider such as an incorporation service in context of neo-banking (or banking as a service) and financial product expansion. In addition, hear a discussion of the implications of FinCEN’s new beneficial owners reporting rules with along some anecdotal comments surrounding the impetus of the new rules.  

Originally presented: May 2023 Technology Law Conference

Marilyn Barker, Law Office of Marilyn D. Barker - Washington, DC
Courtney Hicks Dickey, ZenBusiness - Austin, TX