The Senator from Massachusetts is correct. Size and involvement in providing credit or liquidity alone should not be determining factors. The Banking Committee intends that only a limited number of high-risk, nonbank financial companies would join large bank holding companies in being regulated and supervised by the Federal Reserve.
Chris Dodd: “The Senator from Massachusetts is correct. Size and involvement in providing credit or liquidity alone should not be…”
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Senator Dodd discusses regulatory measures for nonbank financial companies.
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