• Employer mandate not the only impractical reg being postponed: “IRS Delays Implementation of FATCA” [Paul Caron; earlier]
• Foreign banks whipsawed betwen U.S. terrorism-finance liability and privacy laws in home countries [Daniel Fisher]
• “NY Fed Official: Let’s ‘Facilitate’ The Seizure Of Underwater Loans” [Kevin Funnell]
• “If anything, the data suggest [home] ownership … inversely correlated with political stability and rule of law.” [Michael Greve]
• Revisiting the Randy and Karen Sowers structuring case [Kathleen Hunker, Bell Towers; earlier]
• “Can we improve payday lending?” [Andrew Sullivan]
• When if ever should the SEC pay bounties to attorneys to snitch on their clients? [Prof. Bainbridge]

Filed under: FATCA, mortgages, privacy, Securities and Exchange Commission, terrorism, whistleblowers