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Volume: 1 Issue: 2
(November 2006)
Keywords:
US
United States
bank-issued gift card
gift cards
gift card
Sidley Austin
Washington
Authors:
Joel D. Feinberg
Joel Feinberg
Amber M. D'Alessio
Amber D'Alessio
Sidley Austin
Organisations:
Sidley Austin
US Office of the Controller of the Currency
OCC
Jurisdictions:
USA
US
America
Washington DC
United States: Bank-issued gift cards: US national regulator guidance
The growth of the bank-issued gift card market has led the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to issue gift card guidance. Joel D. Feinberg and Amber M. D'Alessio, of Sidley Austin LLP's Washington D.C. office, examine the importance of the aims outlined in the guidance.
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