• “Dodd-Frank and The Regulatory Burden on Smaller Banks” [Todd Zywicki]
• Side-stepping Morrison: way found for foreign-cubed claims to get into federal court? [D&O Diary]
• “Alice in Wonderland Has Nothing on Section 518 of the New York General Business Law” [Eugene Volokh, swipe fees]
• “Financial Reform in 12 Minutes” [John Cochrane]
• Why the state-owned Bank of North Dakota isn’t a model for much of anything [Mark Calabria, New York Times “Room for Debate”]
• Regulated lenders have many reasons to watch SCOTUS’s upcoming Mount Holly case on housing disparate impact [Kevin Funnell]
• Cert petition: “Time to undo fraud-on-the-market presumption in securities class actions?” [Alison Frankel]

Filed under: banks, Dodd-Frank, fair housing, mortgages, North Dakota, securities litigation