US Financial Regulators Restart Work on Long-Delayed Dodd-Frank Compensation Rules May 9, 2024 By Pete Schroeder A trio of U.S. financial regulators have resumed work on a long-delayed rule-writing project to make executive compensation plans at...
Rewrite of Senate Banking Bill Tough for Wall Street Banks March 8, 2018 By Elizabeth Dexheimer and Jesse Hamilton Wall Street banks don’t have much to celebrate in what’s probably the final version of a bill easing financial rules...
Trump to Order Review of Dodd-Frank Reforms, Taxes for Insurers, Banks April 21, 2017 By Lisa Lambert President Donald Trump will order the Treasury on Friday to find and reduce tax burdens and review post-financial crisis reforms...
Insurers Push to Keep Industry Expert Woodall on U.S. Regulatory Council April 19, 2017 By Sarah N. Lynch and Suzanne Barlyn With no sign of a replacement in the works, the U.S. insurance industry is pushing to prevent the departure of...
Rep. Hensarling’s Plan Could Be Blueprint for Trump Revamping of Dodd-Frank November 15, 2016 By Lisa Lambert and Sarah N. Lynch When Jeb Hensarling, the Republican chair of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee, released legislation this summer to weaken the...