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Sullivan & Cromwell Discusses CFPB’s Focus on Tech Companies and Personal Finance Data

Reynolds Holding

First, the CFPB issued an interpretive rule explaining the CFPB’s view that many digital marketing providers may be “service providers” subject to the CFPB’s supervisory authority under the Consumer Financial Protection Act (“CFPA”), including its authority to address unfair, deceptive, or abusive acts or practices (“UDAAP”).

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Climate risk a 2024 top priority for ESG investors

ThomsonReuters

Jump to: The big picture Why this issue matters Understanding ESG auditing The big picture Climate change can be a tricky topic to discuss, but there’s no doubt that a great many businesses are having to discuss and account for climate risk. Only about 2% reported a decrease. Consumers are taking notice, too.

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Investment Banking in New York vs. Chicago vs. San Francisco vs. Los Angeles: How to Pick Your Poison

Brian DeChesare

I published an article on this topic of investment banking in New York vs. Chicago vs. San Francisco vs. Los Angeles vs. Houston vs. other cities a long time ago – but a fair amount has changed since then: Remote / hybrid work means that some of the advantages and disadvantages of different cities are more nebulous. Tech / healthcare?

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The Consumer Retail Investment Banking Group: King of the Generalists?

Brian DeChesare

Ask anyone joining a large bank which group they’re most interested in, and consumer retail investment banking is a likely answer. If you’re unsure about your long-term plans but you want to earn a lot and are willing to put in long hours, why not join the consumer retail group? clothing companies) are also here.

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What is use tax?

ThomsonReuters

This is especially true as companies grow and increasingly reach consumers outside of their geographic borders. The reality is that the taxing authorities want consumers to pay a tax on all purchases they make. When this happens, the burden of remitting the tax to taxing authorities shifts to the consumer.

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New WCO product classifications are here. Are companies ready?

ThomsonReuters

Offerman, Jones, and Virginia Thompson, senior product manager for Thomson Reuters trade management solutions, recently discussed the implications of the HS 2022 changes during an episode of the Tax & Tech Talks Trade Edition podcast. How to get HS classifications right to reduce global supply chain disruptions.

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The Gamification of Banking

Reynolds Holding

Stock trading has been gamified – transformed into a fun and at times casino-like game whose addictive potential captures the attention of consumers and revenues for brokerage firms. Thus far, however, little has been written about the gamification of banking – the topic of our recent article. [3] ENDNOTES [1] See e.g. L. BANKER, Dec.

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