bipartisan efforts must protect end-users from being roped into reporting, registration, or regulatory requirements that are inappropriate for the level of risk they can impose on financial markets.
Mike Conaway: “bipartisan efforts must protect end-users from being roped into reporting, registration, or regulatory requirements that…”
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Conaway emphasizes the need for regulations that do not burden end-users unnecessarily.
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