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If substantiated, the findings could affect trust in U.S. banks and scrutiny of their account-closure practices. The article provides no details on the number of affected customers or any resulting regulatory action.
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The Hill reports that an Office of the Comptroller of the Currency report found major U.S. banks denied service to people and businesses because of their religious, social or political views. The supplied article does not identify the banks, affected customers or report’s findings in detail.
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If substantiated, the findings could affect trust in U.S. banks and scrutiny of their account-closure practices. The article provides no details on the number of affected customers or any resulting regulatory action.