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James Tierney
Verified
Editor, Digital Transformation, PYMNTS
New York
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cybersecurity,technology business, website developmentconsumer technology,big data
family, food
Content
By Natalya Shnitser, Kyle Langvardt, James Tierney Verified, Zachary Clopton|yalelawjournal.orgEssay The retirement security of American workers is increasingly linked to the collective investment trust (CIT), a century-old bank product whose dramatic growth has been largely overlooked. As CITs replace mutual funds in retirement plans, this Essay explores the trade-offs associated with CITs as inve… Forum Robinhood and similar investment apps bear a disturbing resemblance to video slot machines. This kind of “gamified” product design drives investors to lose money by overtrading.
By James Tierney Verified|Open Legal Blog ArchiveSecurities law often relies on stock exchanges and other self-regulatory organizations (SROs) to create rules that structure markets. The SEC reviews and must approve these rules if the agency finds they meet certain statutory requirements. SROs file over a thousand rule proposals a year, with most flying under the radar. The SRO rulemaking process is newly in the spotlight after a recentdecision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
By Natalya Shnitser, Kyle Langvardt, James Tierney Verified, Zachary Clopton|yalelawjournal.orgEssay The retirement security of American workers is increasingly linked to the collective investment trust (CIT), a century-old bank product whose dramatic growth has been largely overlooked. As CITs replace mutual funds in retirement plans, this Essay explores the trade-offs associated with CITs as inve… Forum Robinhood and similar investment apps bear a disturbing resemblance to video slot machines. This kind of “gamified” product design drives investors to lose money by overtrading.
Company Info
PYMNTS
PYMNTS is a prominent online platform dedicated to the payments and commerce sectors. Founded in 2009 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, it provides news, analysis, and insights tailored for C-suite and VP-level executives in the payments industry. The platform is recognized for its rich mix of interactive content, including proprietary research and data analysis, which fosters discussions on how innovations in payments are shaping the future of the connected economy. The company also features a country-specific payment information repository, one of the first of its kind, and employs advanced economic frameworks to analyze trends in dynamic markets. PYMNTS operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of What’s Next Media & Analytics, with a diverse, remote-first team across four continents and physical offices in Boston, Chicago, and Buenos Aires. This structure enables PYMNTS to offer both global perspectives and localized insights into the payments and commerce sectors.
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
+1 617-274-3065
Founded: 2009