Judge Dismisses Denver Credit Union’s Lawsuit Against Federal Reserve January 5, 2016 AggregatedNews Banking, Finance & Real Estate, News & Insights 0 Comments A judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit seeking federal approval for the first credit union for marijuana in Colorado, saying that allowing it "would facilitate criminal activity." U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson said in a nine-page opinion that he… Read More→
Federal Judge Has Misgivings About a Charter for Marijuana Credit Union December 29, 2015 AggregatedNews Banking, Finance & Real Estate, News & Insights 0 Comments A federal judge said Monday he sympathizes with pot businesses faced with contradictory regulations, but he expressed misgivings about forcing federal officials to approve a marijuana credit union. U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson made it clear at a court… Read More→
The Best Kept Banking Secret in the Cannabis Industry December 24, 2015 AggregatedNews Banking, Finance & Real Estate 0 Comments During a routine audit of a business account in 2014, Maps Credit Union in Salem, Oregon discovered it was providing financial services for a marijuana dispensary. Shane Saunders, vice president of operations for Maps, said the credit union had a… Read More→
Next Month, Fourth Corner Credit Union Will Get Its Day in Court October 29, 2015 Mark Goldfogel Banking, Finance & Real Estate, Colorado, Policy & Legal 0 Comments By Mark Goldfogel On Dec. 28, 2015, The Fourth Corner Credit Union will have its day in court. As a defense to the lawsuit, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City argues this case is about the federal illegality of cannabis,… Read More→