Overview
Amanda Delaney is counsel in Chapman's Bank Corporate Group and a member of the Banking and Financial Services Department. Amanda’s practice focuses on negotiating, structuring, and documenting complex service terms, confidentiality agreements, and various bespoke integration and partnership agreements on behalf of large financial institutions and financial technology companies. Amanda advises clients on the development of emerging wholesale and consumer payment methods and platforms, including Unfair, Deceptive or Abusive Acts or Practice (UDAAP) risks, state licensing, consumer protection, lending and issuing laws. Amanda’s experience includes counseling financial institutions on operationalizing compliance with federal consent orders and other regulatory matters relating to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). Additionally, Amanda advises clients on vendor contracting, compliance, management, and agreements as well as outsourcing matters.
Amanda also advises clients on privacy and data security, including matters involving the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) and the European Union General Principles of Data Protection (GDPR).
Prior to joining Chapman, Amanda served as Vice President and Assistant General Counsel to a leading financial institution.
Practice Focus
- Bank Regulatory Compliance/Examination Activities
- Bank Regulatory Matters
- Banking and Financial Services
- Consumer Financial Services
- Credit Card Lending and Processing
- Fair Lending and Equal Credit Opportunity
- General Compliance Activities
- Outsourcing and Vendor Service Agreements
- Payment Products and Systems
- Technology and Payment Processing
Admitted
Illinois
Education
DePaul University College of Law, J.D., 2013
- Managing Editor of Lead Articles, DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
Northwestern University, B.A., Psychology and Legal Studies, 2008
- Thesis of Distinction Prize, Department of Legal Studies