Resources You Can Bank On
www.law.cornell.edu
This site, maintained by Legal Information Institutea research
arm of Cornell Law Schoolprovides a collection of recent and historic
Supreme Court decisions. There is also a large section devoted to
banking, which includes the text of federal statutes and agency
regulations as well as state statutes and judicial decisions.
The Future of Banking
www.ffhsj.com
At the Web site of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson,
a law firm, click on the specialized pages menu entry to find the
21st Century Banking Alert page. This online publication
discusses electronic developments and trends that will shape the
future of banking. Another online publication, BancMail ,
provides updates on current developments in banking and financial
services. You can have both publications delivered to your e-mail
address free of charge by filling out an online subscription form.
International Banking Links
www.hg.org/banking.html
Hieros Gamos is a legal site offering discussions and links to
other Web sites on international banking law. Also included are links
to programs and agenciessuch as the U.S. Treasury Department, the
Export-Import Bank of the United States and the FDICas well as links
to U.S. federal and state citations.
Laws and Regulations
www.fdic.gov/lawsregs/index.html
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporations site includes four
comprehensive sections: FDIC rules and regulations, Federal Register
citations, a Federal Register and text of statutes search site and a
page on important banking legislation.
SEC Puts Handbook Online
www.sec.gov/consumer/plaine.htm
The SEC has an online draft available of A Plain English
Handbook: How to Create Clear SEC Disclosure Documents . A
final hard-copy version can be ordered by calling 800-732-0330.
Better than Buying
elaonline.com
The Equipment Leasing Association offers free advice on topics
such as evaluating your companys data-processing needs. It also
provides detailed reasons why leasing equipment can be a better option
than buying.
Know Your Newsgroup
pages.prodigy.com/cybercpa
Susan Wasserman, CPA/PFS, has
posted links and advice relating to financial planning. However, the
best article on her site is about how she created the financial
planning newsgroup listed below.
For Financial Planners
misc.invest.financial-plan
Really a smart stop on the
Usenet, this newsgroup for the past two years has provided a place for
financial planners to talk to each other.
A Big State Helps Small Businesses
www.bizcoach.org
The Small Business Development Center of Northeast Texas can
help small businesses anywhere. Its site has helpful business links to
newsletters, franchise assistance and government and private
resources.
