On the recordFebruary 7, 2012
It is imperative that we ensure that new rules being implemented under Dodd-Frank do not subject American firms to double, and, in many cases, redundant regulations on overseas transactions.
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congress.govIt is imperative that we ensure that new rules being implemented under Dodd-Frank do not subject American firms to double, and, in many cases, redundant regulations on overseas transactions.
Emphasizes avoiding redundant regulations for American firms abroad.
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