Overview

Matt Stone is a partner in the Banking and Financial Services Department and Bank Corporate Group of Chapman and Cutler LLP. He focuses his practice on institutional and consumer regulatory and compliance matters related to CFPB, OCC, FDIC, and Federal Reserve regulations. Matt also provides consumer protection advice with respect to the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Truth in Lending Act, and other laws, including various state consumer fraud and lending laws.

Prior to rejoining Chapman in 2018, Matt served as an associate general counsel for TIAA Bank, TIAA’s federal savings bank subsidiary, where he supported vendor contract, compliance, and product development matters and initiatives, primarily pertaining to deposit and funding services and operations. He was also an associate and of counsel for a Chicago law firm where his practice focused on representing financial institutions experiencing financial distress and/or regulatory and compliance challenges, along with other matters requiring interactions with federal and state bank regulatory agencies.

Matt started his law career as an associate in the Banking Department at Chapman after graduating from law school and also participated in the firm's summer associate program.

Prior to pursuing a career in law, Matt worked for ten years in the financial services industry as a relationship officer for the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines, as a credit and compliance officer and internal auditor for two Midwest banks, and as a Bank Examiner for the Iowa Division of Banking.

Admitted

Illinois

North Carolina

Education

University of Iowa College of Law, J.D., with distinction, 2006

University of Iowa Tippie College of Business, M.B.A., 1999

Western Illinois University, M.S., Sport and Fitness Administration/Management, 1997

University of Northern Iowa, B.A., Finance, magna cum laude, 1992

Notable Engagements

We have always been focused on finance.

  • 1913
    TS Chapman partners with Henry Cutler to form Chapman and Cutler
  • 1st
    Chapman's first client in 1913 is still a client of the firm today
  • 22
    Diverse financial practices serving regional, national, and global clients
  • 6
    Offices across the country and in key US financial centers

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