Why has FSOC undertaken a thoughtful analysis of one category of nonbank companies, but not another?
Barney Frank: “Why has FSOC undertaken a thoughtful analysis of one category of nonbank companies, but not another?”
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Questioning the inconsistency in FSOC's regulatory analysis of different financial sectors.
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