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.
Share
More from Maxine Waters
Mr. Chair, Republicans claim that section 202 purports to modernize retirement options for nurses, teachers, and nonprofit workers. Let me be clear: It does not. In reality, this provision opens these workers' retirement accounts called…
I rise in support of H.R. 1549, the China Financial Threat Mitigation Act, sponsored by Mr. Williams of Texas and Mr. Gottheimer of New Jersey. The People's Republic of China continues to pose a significant challenge to America's economy…
Mr. Meeks' bill closes documented gaps around multiclass governance structures. Multiclass governance structures are those where corporate insiders or beneficial owners retain an outsized amount of voting power relative to their shares…
Our economy is struggling. People cannot afford groceries and gas. Every day, it seems more and more people are getting laid off. The American Dream is increasingly out of reach. A core engine of our economy has always been the…
Other voices in this conversation
