Payday loan providers have traditionally blamed bias at federal agencies for banks’ decisions to end their reports, but professionals at certainly one of the nation’s largest high-cost lenders acknowledged an even more reality that is complicated newly released email messages.

A payday loan chain that operates in 28 states, was accusing regulatory officials of strong-arming banks to cut ties with payday lenders, top executives at the Spartanburg, S.C.-based company were citing bankers’ concerns about anti-money-laundering compliance while Advance America.Read More