DAVID E. TEITELBAUM has a broad regulatory practice for all types of entities involved in our financial and payment systems, including insured depository institutions and their holding companies, securities, insurance and finance companies, technology providers, payment processors and systems and retailers. He assists these companies in the wide range of regulatory issues that impact their business by providing a combination of regulatory guidance, transactional assistance and legislative planning. Some of his principal areas of focus include electronic banking and commerce, payments systems, strategic planning for structural and transactional matters such as joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, assisting clients in responding to regulatory reforms wrought by the Dodd Frank Act, representation of diversified and nontraditional financial services holding companies and advising lenders on the changing environment for fair lending and community reinvestment compliance.
Mr. Teitelbaum also is a frequent writer and speaker in the financial services area. His publications include numerous articles in The Journal of Payments Strategy and Systems and The Business Lawyer as well as co-authorship of The Community Reinvestment Act: Policies and Compliance (Prentice-Hall Law and Business), the U.S. chapter of the International Monetary Fund book, Payment Systems of the World and contributions to The Law of Electronic Fund Transfers (Warren, Gorham & Lamont). Mr. Teitelbaum also served as a law clerk to the Honorable William A. Norris, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, during 1986-87.
Most recently, Mr. Teitelbaum was named a Leading Lawyer in the 2011 and 2012 editions of Chambers USA in its Financial Services Regulation (Regulatory Compliance) section.