We had known about these types of problems from our own sources, but if any institution feels that they can divide and conquer among the regulators, they should know that that is a mistake.
Richard Cordray: “We had known about these types of problems from our own sources, but if any institution feels that they can divide and…”
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Cordray emphasizes the importance of transparency among regulatory bodies.
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