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The CFO of the largest U.S. lender didn’t rule out that the banking industry could take legal action if a credit card interest rate cap is imposed, as President Donald Trump has suggested.
JPMorgan CFO: Card interest cap would ‘significantly change’ bank’s business
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JPMorgan CFO suggests the industry might take legal action if a credit card interest rate cap is imposed. The statement indicates potential regulatory changes that could significantly impact bank operations.
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