Lindsay S. Henry

Member


Financial institutions rely on Lindsay Henry for help with the challenges they face in a competitive and everchanging regulatory environment.

As a former examiner at the Federal Reserve, Lindsay brings inside perspective on regulatory compliance issues for all types of financial institutions. From bank products and services to vendor contracts and strategic partnerships, Lindsay connects the dots and delivers critical insight so her clients can achieve their business goals. 

Lindsay advises on consumer credit transactions, deposit products, treasury management and payments, outsourcing and vendor-related issues, technology contracting, fair lending and privacy matters, mortgage lending and servicing, interest and usury, and regulatory policies and procedures.

She works with banks and fintech companies to structure and provide support for marketplace lending programs and other strategic partnerships, including:

  • conducting due diligence reviews;
  • drafting and negotiating program agreements, loan purchase and participation agreements, and marketing and servicing agreements;
  • analysis of state licensing requirements; and
  • preparing customer-facing documentation and disclosures.

Lindsay also works with banks and other financial companies to draft and structure consumer loan documentation and disclosures, solutions to specialized mortgage loans and delinquency workouts, and regulatory policies and procedures to direct future compliance.

Lindsay’s regulatory practice also includes advising financial institution clients on data privacy and security matters, including breach response, regulator and customer/vendor notice, contractual terms, and other issues related to privacy laws and regulations, including the GLBA.

    • Saint Louis University School of Law, J.D., Staff Editor, Saint Louis University Law Journal
    • University of Richmond, B.A., cum laude, 2005
  • Bar Admissions

    • Illinois
    • Bank Examiner, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

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Press Releases1.10.24

Dykema Elects 11 New Members

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Blog Posts2.15.22

FDIC Announces 2022 Priorities in the Wake of Chairman Jelena McWilliams Resignation; Financial Services Entities Should Take Note of FDIC Focus on Bank Mergers and Crypto

On February 7, 2022, Acting Chairman Martin J. Gruenberg released a statement outlining the FDIC’s…

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Articles11.1.21

Legal Impact of FFIEC Update to Authentication Guidance for Internet-Based Financial Services

The Banking Law Journal republished Scott Fryzel, Lindsay Henry, and Lauren Quigley's blog post…

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