In conjunction with the Iowa Bankers Association, Dickinson Bradshaw attorneys will be conducting an Employment Law Compliance Workshop for HR professionals on July 16.
Topics will include what we’re seeing today as AI continues to evolve, documentation and best practices, and important legal updates for financial institutions. Attendees will also workshop scenarios on hot button…
From AI agents to stablecoins, technology is rapidly reframing what banking looks like. At the same time, banks need to balance price stability, independence, and credibility in a world marked by geopolitical tensions and fragmented markets.
Don’t miss our banking law seminar on Thursday, September 10th at the Hilton Rewind Hotel in West Des Moines; we’ll help you…
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Wire transfer fraud continues to be a major source of loss for both banks and businesses. Though the schemes vary, they typically result in unauthorized transfers being initiated through an online banking portal. Fraudsters have become skilled at exploiting both human vulnerabilities and system weaknesses to move funds.
The risks of unauthorized wire transfers have…
Artificial intelligence (“AI”) tools are expanding into every aspect of consumers’ daily lives. That proliferation has the potential to dramatically increase bank liability under the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (“EFTA”) and Regulation E.
The consulting firm McKinsey & Company recently reviewed the potential for “agentic” AI to conduct consumer transactions. An “agentic” AI model is…
The Dickinson Bradshaw Employment Law Seminar is just around the corner on Thursday, June 12th at The Meadows Events & Conference Center in Altoona, Iowa.
Our experienced attorneys are in the process of preparing some great educational sessions designed to help you navigate the whirlwind of new employment laws and regulations. A complete agenda has just…
Even before the next administration is sworn in, FDIC Vice Chairman Travis Hill is already signaling that changes are coming to the FDIC’s approach to regulating banks. The text of Vice Chair Hill’s speech is worth reading in its entirety, but there are several key takeaways:
Form over Substance
Many bankers have been frustrated during…
On June 29, 2023, the United States Supreme Court released the long-awaited decisions in the consolidated cases of Students for Fair Admissions v. President & Fellows of Harvard College and Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. University of North Carolina. In the decisions, the Supreme Court struck down the race-based admissions policies of both Harvard…
Challenges persist in the banking world, from an uncertain economy highlighted by rising inflation and climbing interest rates. These challenges are also an opportunity to test uncharted waters by taking advantage of new technology and ways of doing business. It’s also more urgent than ever that banks find ways to meet needs efficiently and in ways…
