Lending decisions should not be made by political correctness or by government fiat or by a law or by regulation.
Chris Dodd: “Lending decisions should not be made by political correctness or by government fiat or by a law or by regulation.”
On the recordMarch 2, 2009
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Dodd emphasizes that lending should prioritize safety and soundness over political influences.
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