pros and cons of rescinding the Frank-Dodd Wall Street Reform and Consumer Act (2010).
pros and cons of rescinding the Frank-Dodd Wall Street Reform and Consumer Act (2010).
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Pros of the repeal
-Smaller banks will easily comply. Systemically significant financial institutions will be based on assets of $100 billion (now $50 billion) and maybe increased to $250 billion in 18 months— cost savings in regulatory costs— cash for custodian banks— positive impact for banks holding municipal securities— unrestricted freezes of credit at zero expense..
Cons of the repeal
-Protection from legal liabilities for banks with less than $10 billion in mortgages-Volcker rule ends so little immunity from proprietary trading-Several banks can avoid tighter regulatory controls that are extremely dangerous
From the perspective of a bank, it would mean less regulation, less red tape, and freedom to trade or invest in more areas. There are no downsides to this. From the point of view of the banking consumer, there would be less supervision of banking practices and no upsides, although bankers might argue that transaction fees could be cut.
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