Jordan Hare is an associate in the Financial Services Practice Group in Morrison Foerster’s Washington, D.C. office. Jordan’s practice focuses on advising and counseling domestic and foreign financial institutions on a range of bank and payments regulatory, anti-financial crime, and transactional matters.

Jordan has significant experience in advising and counseling U.S. and international bank holding companies, banks, payment card networks, and other financial institutions on a variety of bank and payments regulatory matters, including those relating to:

• The Bank Holding Company Act;
• Regulations K and Y;
• The Dodd-Frank Act;
• Applications to federal and state banking regulators for expansion of activities;
• The Durbin Amendment and Regulation II;
• Payments infrastructure; and
• Money movement.

Further, Jordan has significant experience representing global financial institutions in criminal and regulatory investigations and enforcement actions, as well as addressing weaknesses and shortcomings in compliance frameworks.

Jordan graduated with honors from the George Washington University Law School, where she was an editor for The Guide to International Legal Research. She received her B.S. magna cum laude from the University of Alabama.