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Systemic Barriers in Banking Ownership and Regulatory Bias
This chapter examines the stark underrepresentation of women and African Americans in bank ownership in the United States. It critiques the banking industry's practices and the Federal Reserve's selective support, revealing systemic barriers that perpetuate inequality.
Custodia, established as a special purpose depository institution in Wyoming, aimed to offer secure banking services for the crypto sector. Despite meeting state requirements and taking extra steps to demonstrate its commitment to safety, Custodia’s application for a Fed master account was met with delays and ultimately denied in an unprecedented 86-page report.
In this episode, Caitlin and Michelle explain why they believe the Fed’s rejection was politically motivated, how this relates to Operation Choke Point 2.0, the appallingly small number of American banks owned by women, where they are in their lawsuit against the Fed, and what this case means for the future of crypto banking in the U.S.
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