'He should never have joined': Comments of the week
On how the dissolution of President Trump's business councils takes the heat off of Jamie Dimon, who had faced criticism for participating:
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On the increasing necessity for banks to speak up about hot-button political issues:
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On why it's less appealing for banks to be politically neutral following events like the violent clashes in Charlottesville, Va.:
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Criticizing an op-ed that touts alternatives to the Federal Reserve's issuance and control of real currency:
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On the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's mishandling warnings about Wells Fargo's branch sales practices:
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On how the Dodd-Frank Act's Volcker Rule might be interfering with community banks' ability to reap benefits from fintech:
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On Sen. Elizabeth Warren urging banks to air their positions on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's arbitration rule:
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On community banks collaborating to find ways to benefit from blockchain:
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On states seeking to harmonize regulatory regimes as a way to compete with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's fintech charter:
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