Volume 10Citation: 10 N.C. Banking Inst. (2006) Section Menu North Carolina Banking Institute Journal -About the Journal --Board of Advisors --Center for Banking and Finance -Volumes -The Balance Sheet --How to Submit? --What is Accepted? --Who May Submit? --Recent Articles -Masthead -Subscriptions -Submissions ARTICLESCredit Union Conversions: Charter Choices and ControversyMICHAEL W. BRIGGS 1The Credit Card Market and Regulation: In Need of RepairCAROLYN CARTER, ELIZABETH RENUART, MARGOT SAUNDERS, AND CHI CHI WU 23BAPCPA and Commercial Credit: Who Do You Trust?DAVID G. EPSTEIN 57Notice Requirements: Common Themes and Differences in the Regulatory and Legislative Responses to Data Security BreachesSATISH M. KINI AND JAMES T. SHREVE 87NOTES & COMMENTSI. National BanksWachovia Bank, N.A. v. Burke: Preemption of State Law With Respect to National Bank Operating SubsidiariesRUSSELL J. ANDREW 109The Preservation of Diversity Jurisdiction for National Banks MICHELLE E. O'LEARY 133II. Community BankingRecent Changes to the Community Reinvestment Act and Their Impact on Community Banks and Rural EconomiesCAMDEN C. BETZ 157Wal-Mart's Industrial Loan Company: The Risk to Community BanksKEVIN K. NOLAN 187III. Consumer CreditValuables in Your Mailbox? How the Concept of Value in Cole v. U.S. Capital, Inc. Enhances the FCRA's Guidelines Concerning Creditor MarketingAPRIL B. CHANG 209Overdraft Protection Programs: Consumers Still in the Dark Under Regulation DDCAROLYN M. GILLIKIN 231Full Disclosure: How Should Lenders Respond to the Heightened Reporting Requirements of the Home Mortgage Disclosure ActHENRY M. JAY 247IV. Data SecurityData Security and Data Breach Notification for Financial InstitutionsSEAN C. HONEYWILL 269Small Business and Identity Theft: Reallocating the Risk of LossPENELOPE N. LAZAROU 305V. International FinanceEquity Investment in Chinese Banks: A Doorway into China's Banking SectorJACK E. JIRAK 329Islamic Finance: A Growing Industry in the United StatesKIMBERLY J. TACY 355VI. Emerging IssuesUnexpired Leases Under the New Bankruptcy Act: A Win-Win for Landlords and Lenders?JORDAN M. KIRBY 379Waiving the Attorney-Client Privilege Goodbye: The Erosion of the Privilege by Federal Financial Regulatory AgenciesPRISCILLA L. WALTON 399 North Carolina Banking Institute Journal About the JournalVolumesThe Balance SheetMastheadSubscriptionsSubmissions Go to Top of Page