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Financial Regulation

[1.25.10]

Banks May Get Help to Escape Risk Limits

[1.25.10]

Financial Revamp Hits Opposition

[1.22.10]

Obama's 'Volcker Rule' shifts power away from Geithner

[1.21.10]

Nation's top banks spent big money on lobbying efforts during financial crisis

[1.21.10]

Obama proposes tough new limits on large banks' size and investments

[1.21.10]

Obama to Propose Limits on Risks Taken by Banks

[1.19.10]

Will the Senate Close the Derivatives Loopholes?

[1.19.10]

Banks Stand to Lose Billions in Value, Face Skeptical Investors if FASB Rule Adopted

[1.19.10]

Watchdog's fate in Senate key to financial reform

[1.15.10]

Anger over Wall Street's big bonuses resurfaces, despite Obama policies

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Bailout Watch is the cooperative project of six core organizations: Center for Economic and Policy Research, Economic Policy Institute, OMB Watch, OpenTheGovernment.org, Project on Government Oversight (POGO), Taxpayers for Common Sense. The site is now maintained by OMB Watch as a repository for major reports on TARP and the economic bailout.

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