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Has Bank Regulation Gone Loopy?

March 26, 2013 12:22 PM
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Bankers these days face the prospect of getting penalized for everything from "disparate impact" to the actions of auto dealers and other third-party partners. That raises the question of whether such regulation is effective, enforceable or fair.
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