European Community Consumer Credit Protection Laws: Similarities and Differences in the United States for Non-Mortgage Credit

John ReVeal
K&L Gates LLP
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Financial institutions that operate only in the United States (US) or only in the European Union (EU) might be excused for believing that they face unreasonable burdens under local consumer credit protection laws. Broadly speaking, however, the US and EU consumer credit protection laws share many similarities and policy perspectives.

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