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Regs Push MetLife Out of Banking, into Shadow System

by Kate Berry and Jeff Horwitz
JUL 21, 2011 2:52pm ET
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The insurer wants to sell its depository but keep writing mortgages. Essentially, it’s making a bet on regulatory arbitrage — the idea that certain categories of institutions can dodge scrutiny being placed on their competitors.

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