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A two-hour Senate Banking Committee hearing Thursday touched on virtually every major financial services topic under the sun but resolved little.May 12
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Top House Democrats attempted to halt momentum Wednesday for a bill to delay by 18 months the derivatives provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act, arguing the legislation would chip away at the regulatory reform law.May 11
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PHAfter months of stalemate, the state attorneys general have proposed new terms to the top five mortgage servicers that drop some controversial provisions of their first attempt at a settlement.May 10
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While it's the president who chooses nominees for key financial services policy posts, a Republican from Alabama appears to have a big say in whether a candidate is confirmed.May 9
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Former N.Y. State Banking head will chair global regulatory practice at a major accounting firm; OCC taps agency veteran for its senior deputy comptroller post; and more.May 7
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Republicans are strongly considering using a rare procedural move to prevent President Obama from making a recess appointment to install a director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.May 6
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Republicans are strongly considering using a rare procedural move to prevent President Obama from making a recess appointment to install a director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.May 6
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Senate Republicans' vow to not confirm a permanent director for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau without changes to the agency virtually assures a recess-appointment.May 5
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Montana Democrat Jon Tester has been hit by attack ads protesting his bill to delay proposed debit interchange fee restrictions, but his close reelection race may ultimately help the bill.May 3
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By a voice vote, the Capital Markets Subcommittee approved a bill to establish a U.S. covered-bond market.May 3