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Sheetal Parikh

General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer

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With over 16 years experience practicing law in the financial services regulatory landscape, Sheetal works with Treasury Prime’s bank and fintech clients to develop compliance solutions and support them on regulatory compliance matters. Prior to joining Treasury Prime, Sheetal led the Legal and Compliance teams at Synapse where she oversaw legal analysis on new product development and product construct, commercial and vendor agreements and regulatory compliance. Previously, she served as Senior Director of Compliance and Regulatory Counsel for PLS Financial Services, as Vice President of Legal & Compliance for Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, and as part of the Securities and Commodities litigation group at Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP. Sheetal has a B.A. in South Asian languages from the University of Chicago, and a J.D. from the Case Western Reserve School of Law.

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Embedded Finance Regulatory Outlook: 2024 Year End Review

This year we saw a continued trend of regulators scrutinizing community and regional banks partnering with technology companies, particularly in relation to embedded banking partnerships. What lessons were learned in 2024 and what are some things we can look forward to in 2025.
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2024 Embedded Finance Regulatory Outlook

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An abstract representation of the many entities involved in neobank regulations.

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A step-by-step guide for handling customer claims of unauthorized debit card transactions
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An illustration showing the process of cardholder disputes.