Those banks have repeatedly violated securities laws in the past few years, but if they violate securities laws again, in your first 2 years as SEC Chairman you cannot vote to punish them, and I think that is a problem.
Elizabeth Warren: “Those banks have repeatedly violated securities laws in the past few years, but if they violate securities laws again…”
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Warren highlights concerns about SEC Chair's inability to enforce laws against major banks due to recusal rules.
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