I think I have a ways to go to see the Fed as the right place to set capital adequacy rules.
Jeff Merkley: “I think I have a ways to go to see the Fed as the right place to set capital adequacy rules.”
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Merkley expresses skepticism about the Fed's role in setting capital rules.
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