most people agree that Senate drafters of Dodd-Frank set the threshold at $50 billion because they wanted to avoid creating the moral hazard associated with a market perception that an institution is too big to fail.
Brown discusses the rationale behind the $50 billion threshold in Dodd-Frank.
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