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U.S. Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division Jonathan Kanter questioned whether the 1995 bank merger guidelines are "adequate to measure and assess the many different dimensions of competition that exist today," in light of "an industry that has experienced some recent turmoil."

The DOJ obtained more than $31 million to resolve allegations against a bank for engaging in redlining practices in predominantly Black and Hispanic neighborhoods in Los Angeles County and for discouraging residents in those neighborhoods from applying for mortgage loans.