ABA offers recommendations for mitigating risk in proposed ‘skinny’ accounts
By ABA Banking Journal Staff
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ABA recommends careful design and robust risk mitigants for 'skinny' accounts; these payment accounts should uphold the integrity of the payments system and protect public interest.
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A proposal to create “payment accounts” to provide basic Federal Reserve payment services requires “careful design and robust risk mitigants” to uphold the integrity of the payments system and protect the public interest, ABA said. The post ABA offers recommendations for mitigating risk in proposed ‘skinny’ accounts appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .