Volume 14Citation: 14 N.C. Banking Inst. (2010) 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 ARTICLESNecessity is the Mother of Innovation During the Credit CrisisDAVID LINE BATTY 1Ponzi Schemes and Litigation Risks: What Every Financial Services Company Should KnowKENNETH C. JOHNSTON, KELLIE M. JOHNSON, JOSEPH A. HUMMEL 29Executive Compensation and Risk: TARP Rules for Financial Institutions Trigger Broader Risk Assessment of Compensation PoliciesMICHAEL S. MELBINGER 59Retirement Savings in the Face of Increasing Longevity: The Advantages of Deferring RetirementCHASE A. TWEEL 103Automated Injustice: How a Mechanized Dispute System Frustrates Consumers Seeking to Fix Errors in their Credit ReportsCHI CHI WU 139NOTES & COMMENTSI. The North Carolina Banking Institute Symposium on the Foreclosure CrisisOverviewKATHRYN E. JOHNSON, CAROLYN E. WALDREP 191The Right to Rent, Another Approach to Combat the Foreclosure CrisisDANIEL J. BEHREND 219The Unintended and Unconstitutional Consequences of the Helping Families Save Their Homes ActLEILA A. HICKS 237Municipalities Fight Effects of Foreclosure with Litigation and Neighborhood Stabilization Program Grants S. ADELINE MCKINNEY 257Mortgage Cramdown in Bankruptcy as a Necessary Incentive to Encourage Mortgage ModificationsMARJORIE B. MAYNARD 275II. Credit CARD ActCredit Card Reform Goes to CollegeREGINA L. HINSON 287The Credit CARD Act of 2009: An Effective but Incomplete Solution Evidencing the Need for a Federal RegulatorJACLYN RODRIGUEZ 309III. Troubled Asset Relief ProgramThe AIG Bailout: Constraining the Fed's DiscretionANDREW P. ATKINS 335Citizens South: Innovative Use of TARP Funds Creates Value for Customers, Community, and the BankPATRICK D. CRAIG 361IV. Legislation and RegulationThe FDIC's Special Assessment: Basing Deposit Insurance on Assets Instead of DepositsPETER S. KIM 381Private Equity Investment in Failed Banks: Appropriate Investors WelcomeFRANK RIGHEIMER MARTIN 403UBS Strikes a Deal: The Recent Impact of Weakened Bank Secrecy on Swiss BankingCAROLYN B. LOVEJOY 435V. Case CommentsCuomo v. Clearing House Association: The Latest Chapter in the OCC's Pursuit of Chevron DeferenceRAMYN ATRI 467In re Yellowstone Mountain Club: Equitable Subordination to Police Inequitable Conduct by Non-Insider CreditorsMARINA MONTES 495Keeping Secured Lending Secure: The Limited Legacy of Chrysler's Section 363 BankruptcySPENCER C. ROBINSON 515VI. Book ReviewFree Markets and Government Regulation: The Competing Views of Thomas Woods and George CooperDAVID SHAY CORBETT II 547 North Carolina Banking Institute Journal About the JournalVolumesThe Balance SheetMastheadSubscriptionsSubmissions Go to Top of Page