Evan Weinberger is a Correspondent at blaw. He covers topics related to banking and the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sectors, bringing insight into the latest developments in these areas. Evan's work has been featured in notable publications such as Financial Advisor Magazine, Bloomberg Law, and SCOTUSblog, among others.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Not enough data
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Paige Smith, Evan Weinberger
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is having second thoughts about asking a federal judge to eliminate a Biden-era open-banking rule after proposed data access fees from JPMorgan Chase & Co. drew the ire of several Trump administration allies, including one of the president’s sons.
By: Evan Weinberger, Paige Smith
In late 2024, US regulators put an end to a longstanding fight between banks and technology companies over control of their customers’ financial data: Customers have the right to demand, download and transfer their data, for free, per the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s landmark open banking rule.
By: Evan Weinberger, Paige Smith
In late 2024, U.S. regulators put an end to a longstanding fight between banks and technology companies over control of their customers' financial
Anchorage Digital Bank escaped a federal banking regulator’s money laundering enforcement action as the crypto lender expands its stablecoin offerings.
By: Evan Weinberger, Paige Smith
Plaid Inc. agreed to pay JPMorgan Chase & Co. for its consumer data, the latest accord in a battle between financial technology firms and banks over who can access the sought-after information.
(Bloomberg) -- Plaid Inc. agreed to pay JPMorgan Chase & Co. for its consumer data, the latest accord in a battle between financial technology firms
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is rushing to put out a revised open banking rule that would allow lenders to charge fintechs limited fees for customer data access, as it aims to finish the contentious rewrite before the end of the year.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is set to restart some investigations even as the Trump administration has moved all agency litigation to the Justice Department.
By: Ben Miller, Evan Weinberger
“Full DC Circuit Will Review Trump’s Bid to Dismantle CFPB”:
A forthcoming Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposal expected to allow banks to ration financial technology companies’ free access to customer data runs counter to President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at increasing access to financial services, fintech and retail trade groups say.
