Capital One Financial Corp. (COF) will use fewer criteria in its screening process when analyzing applications for basic personal-checking accounts as part of an agreement with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D).
Under the terms of a memorandum of agreement (MOA), signed June 5-6 and announced by Schneiderman’s office June 16, McLean, Va.-based Capital One no later than Dec. 31 will begin to screen checking-account applicants only to detect past fraud activities when using ChexSystems, a credit bureau operated by Chex Systems Inc. The new screening criteria will not identify applicants who have filed for bankruptcy or failed to ...
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