But the Administration's plan to strip the authority to protect consumers from the functional regulator and instead create a whole new bureaucracy jeopardizes the safety and soundness of financial institutions, promotes risky behavior, puts taxpayers on the hook, and threatens our economy.
Criticizing the Administration's proposal for consumer protection as harmful to financial stability.
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