While Republicans try to downplay any role that deregulation played in these regional bank failures, I was pleased when one of their witnesses at last week's hearing, Ms. Margaret Tahyar, conceded that there were regulatory improvements that should be considered.
Waters highlights acknowledgment of regulatory improvements needed amidst bank failures.
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