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: Banking Law Prof BlogNew Overdraft Rules
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The American Banker reports that: "The FDIC?s new guidance on overdraft protection programs (FIL 81-2010) has left institutions, and technology vendors that support them, with many more questions than answers when it comes to implementation. Sources say more clarification from...Full post as published by Banking Law Prof Blog on January 12, 2011 (boomark / email).
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