But the first appeal is to FSOC itself, an appeal that seems useless, given that the institution is not appealing to an independent arbiter.
Andy Barr: “But the first appeal is to FSOC itself, an appeal that seems useless, given that the institution is not appealing to an…”
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Barr critiques the appeal process for institutions facing SIFI designation.
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