Banking and Finance Law Daily Wrap Up, BLOG TRACKER—Noteworthy blog posts and other commentary, (Oct 9, 2025)

By WK Editorial Staff

The week’s most insightful, intriguing, or entertaining blog posts from the banking and financial services community.

• Consumer Financial Services Review, HUD Seeks Input on Reverse Mortgage Programs, by Caroline Jensen, Haukur Gudmundsson and Krista Cooley

• Consumer Law & Policy Blog, 9th Circuit Holds Cantero Doesn’t Overrule its National Bank Act Preemption Cases, by Adam Pulver

• Consumer Law & Policy Blog, Mark Budnitz: Consumers Using Stablecoins For Payments Face Greater Risks Than Those Using More Conventional Payment Methods, by Jeff Sovern

• The Columbia Law School Blue Sky Blog, Simpson Thacher Discusses Use of State-Chartered Trust Companies as Custodians of Crypto, by David Blass, Justin Browder, Anne Choe, Michael Osnato and Michael Passalacqua

• The Columbia Law School Blue Sky Blog, Stablecoins Are Neither Stable Nor Useful, by Georges Ugeux

• Consumer Bankers Association Blog, From the CBA Data Desk: Credit Cards Helped Fuel America’s Fastest Post-Pandemic Recovery, by James Mulholland

• Consumer Finance and Fintech Blog, Massachusetts Finalizes Amendments to Mortgage Licensing, Truth in Lending, and Small-Loan Regulations, by A.J. Dhaliwal, Mehul Madia and Maxwell Earp-Thomas

• Consumer Finance Monitor Blog, Stressing urgency, fired NCUA Democratic board members ask Supreme Court to consider case on expedited basis, by Ballard Spahr L.L.P.

• Financial Services Observer, Florida Office of Financial Regulation Seeks to Amend and Expand Scope of De-Banking Rules, by Marina Olman-Pal, Fred E. Karlinsky, David C. Ashburn, Timothy F. Stanfield and Catherine Yepes

• Main Street Matters Blog, What community bankers need to know about the end of penny production, by Lance Noggle

• Americans for Financial Reform Blog, Capital One’s De-Branching Comes After your Locally-Owned Coffee Shop, by Patrick Woodall

• Americans for Financial Reform Blog, Blog: Big Tech, Predatory Fintech, and Big Retail Would Reap Bonanza from Expanding the Industrial Bank Loophole, by Oscar Valdés Viera

• Banking, Title Insurance, and Real Estate Litigation Blog, Third Circuit Clarifies Scope of CFLA and CFA Claims in Student Loan Dispute, by Michael R. O'Donnell

• On the Economy Blog, Banking Analytics: Modifications to Commercial Real Estate Loans Rise, by Raelene Angle-Graves and Julianne Baer

• The Regulatory Review Blog, Delegated Discretion is the New Deference, by Connor Henderson

Have you seen (or written) a blog post that fits the bill? Send the Banking and Finance Law Daily editors a note at [email protected], with a link to the suggested post.

Attorneys: Caroline Jensen, Haukur Gudmundsson and Krista Cooley (Mayer Brown). David Blass, Justin Browder, Anne Choe, Michael Osnato and Michael Passalacqua (Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP). A.J. Dhaliwal, Mehul Madia and Maxwell Earp-Thomas (Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP). (Ballard Spahr L.L.P.). Marina Olman-Pal, Fred E. Karlinsky, David C. Ashburn, Timothy F. Stanfield and Catherine Yepes (Greenberg Traurig, LLP). Michael R. O'Donnell (Riker Danzig LLP).

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