A thorough primer on current U.S. financial regulation: which agencies are responsible for which institutions and markets, and what kinds of authority they have.
Read the Report »A thorough primer on current U.S. financial regulation: which agencies are responsible for which institutions and markets, and what kinds of authority they have.
Read the Report »Seventy-four law professors from across the country have sent Congressional leaders a joint letter urging enactment of a strong Consumer Financial Protection Agency that does not limit the efforts of state legislators and state attorneys general to protect their citizens.
Read the Letter »Title-by-title posting of the House Financial Services Committee's financial regulatory reform legislation, including legislative language and analysis.
Browse the Proposal »Public Citizen examined campaign contributions as well as information collected by the Sunlight Foundation on the hosting of political fundraisers for lobbyists and PACs associated with the 10 financial services companies that have received the most TARP money, as well as five trade associations that are spearheading a campaign against the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPA). The study included the fundraisers and contributions since November for all lobbyists who have represented the financial services companies that have received the most TARP money.
Read the Report »Analysis of the Federal Reserve's past failures to provide adequate oversight and consumer protection.
Read the Post »Commentary on the lobbying effort by financial institutions to defeat the administration's financial regulatory overhaul
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