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US Supreme Court to Assess Whether Banks are Liable for Predatory Lending to Minorities

Fintech Nexus Staff·
FinanceNews RoundupUSA
·Nov. 8, 2016·1 min read

A legal case initiated by the city of Miami, Florida has reached the Supreme Court; the case (a combination of two earlier cases) claims that banks, including Bank of America and Wells Fargo, are financially liable for a decade of targeting blacks, Latinos and other minorities for loans with risky terms, including prepayment penalties, negative amortization and no documentation; there is concern that the case may be delayed until the Supreme Court regains a tie-breaking ninth Justice, or result in a return to the lower courts.  Source

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