These misguided ideas include additional layers of cost-benefit analysis, more obstacles to supervisory actions, weakened leverage rules, changes to stress tests that will allow the banks to game the stress tests.
Chris Van Hollen: “These misguided ideas include additional layers of cost-benefit analysis, more obstacles to supervisory actions…”
On the recordJune 21, 2017
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Lists concerns about Treasury's recommendations undermining bank supervision.
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