Navigating the Regulatory Labyrinth: Why Lexington Law is Redefining Credit Repair Communication Standards

In an era where consumer finance is under unprecedented scrutiny, Lexington Law—a prominent name in the credit repair industry—has implemented a strict "digital-first" communication policy for prospective clients. This strategic move, which notably excludes a traditional sales phone line for non-clients, highlights a broader shift in how the credit repair industry must navigate the complex…

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Banking Giants Push for Refined Basel Capital Standards: A Call for Precision Over Excess

By PYMNTS | June 18, 2026 In a coordinated move reflecting the collective stance of the American financial sector, five major trade associations have formally petitioned federal banking regulators to further refine the proposed Basel III capital requirements. While acknowledging that the March 2026 iteration of the proposal marks a significant improvement over its controversial…

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