Do you think that regulators, regional banks, and taxpayers would benefit from the proposal that I offered sometime ago, the Brown-Kaufman bill--Senator Shelby supported it as an amendment on the Senate floor; Governor Tarullo has spoken out about it--to cap banks' nondeposit liabilities at 3 percent of GDP?
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Brown questions the benefits of the Brown-Kaufman bill for regulators and taxpayers.
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