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Paws lightens the tension of governing in Congress
WASHINGTON — They are the ultimate Capitol Hill insiders, privy to high-powered meetings between lawmakers and lobbyists, able to just saunter into congressional offices — no appointment necessary. Want this kind of access? Tuff.
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FDIC’s Bair Favors Boost In Fees For Deposit-Insurance Fund
FDIC’s Bair Favors Boost In Fees For Deposit-Insurance Fund
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Wall Street Bill Passage Seen Despite Byrd Death
The death of U.S. Senator Robert Byrd deprives his fellow Democrats of a crucial vote as they seek to pass a sweeping overhaul of U.S. financial regulations and could delay the process, but the measure is still expected to become law eventually.
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Financial reform bill: What does it do about firms deemed “too big to fail”?
The financial reform bill is the biggest set of new bank regulations since the Depression. But experts disagree on whether it can eliminate ‘too big to fail’ banks and prevent future bailouts.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-06-25 22:40 UPDATE 1-FDIC’s Bair warns U.S. regulators to resist lobbying
By Karey Wutkowski
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FDIC’s Bair warns U.S. regulators to resist lobbying
* Bair sees lobbyists descending on regulators
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Rating agencies dodge bullet in Wall St reform bill
Credit-rating agencies like Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s dodged a bullet on Tuesday as lawmakers decided to strip out a provision in the Wall Street reform bill that would have upended their business model.
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Banks changing how they handle your checking overdrafts
Starting July 1, banks will be required to get new customers’ permission before charging them fees to cover debit card and ATM overdrafts.
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U.S. Lawmakers Approve Two-Year Extension of FDIC’s TAG Program
Congressional negotiators on the financial-overhaul bill agreed to a two-year extension of a program that gave companies unlimited insurance coverage for non-interest bearing bank accounts during the credit crisis.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-06-18 00:43 UPDATE 1-US House panel seeks to weaken bank capital rules
By Kim Dixon and Rachelle Younglai
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