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Credit union regulation never rises to the top of any administration’s agenda, and the Trump White House is no different. But th...
Also, hedge funds and private equity say SEC's Form PF rewrite doesn't go far enough; big banks ace Fed stress tests
Fintech and crypto companies, which have been lobbying for legislation that would establish a bespoke federal payments cha...
Also, senators debate credit card interest-rate caps; companies that use derivatives push for Basel revisions
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Also, small banks have their own Basel concerns; D.C. Circuit declines to rule on CFPB staff cuts
The SEC is planning to permanently exit the business of reviewing shareholder proposals, sources say, a move that would upend some 80 years o...
Also, CME's lawsuit against the CFTC portends larger showdown; SEC-CFTC request feedback for harmonization effort
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Before starting Capitol Account, Robert Schmidt was a reporter at Bloomberg News for 20 years where he wrote stories that highlighted the impact of government policy on Wall Street firms. Schmidt can be reached at: [email protected]
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