The Federal Reserve's rules, issued in the wake of the legislation that was issued in 2019, did have the effect of lowering supervisory and regulatory standards for firms.
Michael S. Barr: “The Federal Reserve's rules, issued in the wake of the legislation that was issued in 2019, did have the effect of…”
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Barr acknowledges that regulatory changes lowered standards for banks after the 2019 legislation.
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