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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which regulates national banks, recently issued a rule that clarifies a key component of the debt buying transaction — a concept known as the “valid when made” doctrine, which ensures the terms of loans remain valid after they are sold or transferred.

Join a panel of leading compliance experts as they discuss the impact of this rule, including how it may lead to less liability for collectors and debt buyers in one area of their business.

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