North Carolina Banking Institute
Volume 6
Citation: 6 N.C. Banking Inst.         (2002)

ARTICLES

Deposit Accounts Under the New World Order: Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger, David Line Batty, and Richard K. Brown 1

The Federal Banking Agencies' Guidance on Subprime Lending: Regulation with a Divided Mind: Joseph A. Smith, Jr. 73

The Increase in Predatory Lending and Appropriate Remedial Actions: Margot Saunders 111

Privacy Rights vs. Anti-Money Laundering Enforcement: Robert S. Pasley 147

Does the Term "Bank Broker-Dealer" Still Have Meaning?: Alan E. Sorcher and Satish M. Kini 227

Confidentiality of Communications By In-House Counsel for Financial Institutions: Janet J. Highley, Robert C. Jones, Jr., and Peter C. Buck 265

Financial and Bank Holding Company Issuance of Trust Preferred Securities: Todd H. Eveson 315

NOTES & COMMENTS

I. The Wachovia Merger and the North Carolina Business Court

First Union v. SunTrust Banks: The Fight for Wachovia and Its Impact on North Carolina Corporate Law: Lijun K. Yang 335

The North Carolina Business Court: North Carolina's Special Superior Court for Complex Business Cases: Carrie A. O'Brien 335

II. Expanded Powers under GLBA

The Great Turf War of the New Millenium: Can Banks Engage in Real Estate Brokerage and Management Activities?: Harrison K. Bishop 367

State Usury Laws: Are They Effective in a Post-GLBA World?: Amanda K. S. Hill 411

III. Battles Over Charters and Examination Fees

Increased Federal Deposit Insurance Coverage: At What Cost?: Nancy J. Coppola 429

State v. National Banks: The Battle Over Examination Fees: Connie Edwards Josey 463

Universal Charter Options: Providing a Competitive Advantage for State Financial Institutions: Katherine E. Howell-Best 487

Government Sponsored Enterprises: A Discussion of the Federal Subsidy of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: Bradley K. Krehely 519

IV. Consumer Issues in Banking

The Post-Green Tree Evidentiary Standard for Invalidating Arbitration Clauses in Consumer Lending Contracts: How Much Justice Can You Afford?: Jason Bradley Kay 545

Yield Spread Premiums for Mortgage Brokers: Culpepper v. Irwin Mortgage Corporation and the 2001 HUD Policy Statement: Lisa Morgan 571

"Can't Get Money for Nothing": An Analysis of ATM Surcharge Ban Demand: Ginger Ann Bagley 595

V. Privacy After GLBA

The Consumer Response to Privacy Provisions in Gramm-Leach-Bliley: Much Ado About Nothing?: Eric Poggemiller 617

Online Transactions: Squaring the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Privacy Provisions With the FTC Fair Information Practice Principles: David Annecharico 637

VI. Internet Gambling

Internet Gambling and the Banking Industry: An Unsure Bet: Jon Patterson 665

VII. Tales of Investment Banking

The Ghosts of Wall Street: A Book Note on The Last Partnerships by Charles Geisst: W. Winborne Boyles 695