On January 1, 2024, the Corporate Transparency Act will require millions of U.S. companies to file first-time beneficial ownership information reports with the U.S. Department of Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. For the next several weeks, Dickinson Law will cover some of
Iowa Banking Law Blog
The Iowa Banking Law Blog, published by Dickinson, Mackaman, Tyler & Hagen, P.C., focuses on legal issues affecting banks and financial institutions in Iowa. It covers topics such as banking regulatory compliance, credit agreements, payment fraud, lender liability, mergers and acquisitions in the banking sector, and the impact of emerging technologies on banking law. The blog also discusses recent court decisions relevant to banking, federal regulatory developments, and practical guidance for banks navigating changes in the financial services industry. It serves as a resource for legal professionals and banking industry stakeholders seeking updates and analysis on Iowa banking law and related regulatory matters.
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Blog Series: What is the Corporate Transparency Act?
On January 1, 2024, the Corporate Transparency Act will require millions of U.S. companies to file first-time beneficial ownership information reports with the U.S. Department of Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. For the next several weeks, Dickinson Law will cover some of…
Uncharted Waters: Banking Seminar Agenda Announced
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…
What Do Businesses Need to Know About Recent Bank Failures?
By John Lande
The recent failures of Silicon Valley Bank (“SVB”) and Signature Bank have dominated news headlines for the last several days. The seemingly abrupt failure of two large financial institutions and the subsequent revelations that some businesses could lose a substantial…
Details of the Federal Reserve Board Bank Term Funding Program
By John Lande
As turmoil grips some of the largest banks in the United States, the Federal Reserve Board (“FRB”) has released details of its Bank Term Funding Program (“BTFP”).
As explained by the FRB’s initial release on Sunday evening, the BTFP…
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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…
"Blanket Ag Liens" Have Holes
By John Lande
This blog has previously covered the problems that agricultural supply dealer liens pose for financial institutions with “blanket” liens on agricultural operations. Last Friday, the Iowa Supreme Court affirmed yet another example of how numerous those holes in the blanket…
Iowa Banking Act Reflects the “New Normal”
On July 1, the most significant change to the legal landscape for Iowa banks in a generation occurred when new amendments to Iowa Code Chapter 524 became effective. For the next several weeks, Dickinson Law will cover some of the…
Did Iowa’s Lending Limit Get Easier to Understand?
By John Lande
On July 1, the most significant change to the legal landscape for Iowa banks in a generation occurred when new amendments to Iowa Code Chapter 524 became effective. For the next several weeks, Dickinson Law will cover some of the…
Blog Series: Administration of the Division of Banking Changed by New Law
On July 1, the most significant change to the legal landscape for Iowa banks in a generation occurred when new amendments to Iowa Code Chapter 524 became effective. For the next several weeks, Dickinson Law will cover some of the…