The question I had to ask you is this: Why do they not want to be designated?
Barney Frank: “The question I had to ask you is this: Why do they not want to be designated?”
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Frank questions the reluctance of banks to be designated as SIFIs.
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I do think there is a tendency for an overreach by the FSOC. I do not think straightforward insurance companies or money managers should be covered and regulated as SIFIs.





