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Disclosure Overload: Lawyers Are Problem, Not the Solution

American Banker  |  Thursday, January 22, 2004

By Duncan MacDonald

The efforts of seven regulators to introduce uniform, conspicuous plain-language standards for consumer financial disclosures are doomed to failure. The reason is simple: The lawyers are in charge...

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