History tells us that systemic financial risks do not come from politically-driven overreaction to emerging risk, but rather from regulatory capture.
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Foster warns against political overreactions and emphasizes the danger of regulatory capture.
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I take it that you are familiar with this graphic from Bloomberg that shows you lagging significantly behind your three predecessors in terms of the number of rules you finalized in the first 2 years of your tenure?
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Yes. Do any of our other witnesses have any comments on this area, the utility of a national standard for a secure digital ID provided by States?
As the ranking member pointed out, over 82 percent of Americans and 77 percent of Republicans support the mission of the CFPB.





