Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Dodd-frank

  • Deutsche Bank AG (DBK) recently separated its U.S. investment bank from its bank holding company, removing it from supervision by the Federal Reserve. So far, U.S.
  • (Bloomberg)
  • Deutsche Bank AG (DBK) recently separated its U.S. investment bank from its bank holding company, removing it from supervision by the Federal Reserve. So far, U.S.
  • (Huffington Post)
  • Then you have Dodd-Frank, a lumbering, 2300 page behemoth of special interest carve-outs.  Dodd-Frank replaces eighty years of careful emphasis on informed risk with a smothering muddle of pointless new agencies and arcane rules.
  • (Houston Chronicle)
  • Dodd-Frank is the most significant change to the banking landscape since the Great Depression. Dodd-Frank has 16 titles addressing a myriad of subjects including: The impact of this legislation is far-reaching.
  • (FDIC - Examiner)
  • The Dodd-Frank law is not exactly popular among financial services professionals, many of whom consider the new legislation too onerous and restrictive.
  • (New York Times)
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  • (Moneynews (blog))
  • Ambitious regulatory schemes like Dodd-Frank exist to protect financial institutions, allowing them to benefit from public backing while in engaging in activities for which they are not suited.
  • (Houston Chronicle)
  • Thanks to Dodd-Frank and other mandates, we have hundreds of rules, many of which are uncoordinated and inconsistent with each other, JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon recently lamented.
  • (American Banker Online)
  • Charles Calomiris is nothing if not intense -- and tireless.
  • (Barron's Online)

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