Key Takeaways A proposed White House executive order aims to penalize banks that discriminate against crypto and conservative companies. Banks may face fines or disciplinary measures if found violating equal credit, antitrust, or consumer protection laws. Share this article Banks could soon face federal penalties for cutting off conservative or crypto clients for political reasons under a forthcoming executive order, …
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