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Why gift cards fall into a gap in the 2-tier banking regulation system − and a brief history of why that gap exists

  • Written by Dr. David P. Weber, Professor of the Practice in Fraud and Forensic Accounting, Salisbury University

Protections against banking fraud in the U.S. have never been able to keep pace with criminals.

The reason why has its roots in the start of the national banking system proposed by Abraham Lincoln and created by Congress in 1863.

Until the mid-Civil War, the U.S. didn’t have its own federal currency. Banks were free to create their own paper...

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