Banking fix for marijuana unlikely to cure all issues
A Congressional proposal to ease the federal ban on marijuana would help banks handle cannabis funds but remains not a universal solution. The plan, backed by some Republicans and President Trump, would affirm state rights while addressing the banking gap but would still leave many banks wary due to money laundering risk and continued state legality splits.
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