AFR submitted a comment letter calling on the CFTC to increase the block trading threshold.

AFR submitted a comment letter to the Federal Reserve urging for more supervision of systemically important financial institutions.

AFR signed onto a comment letter urging the CFTC to use all tools available to end the destructive and abusive practices of payday lending.

AFR submitted a comment letter urging the CFPB to thoroughly examine debt collectors and credit bureaus who affect millions of consumers. Supervision of debt collectors and credit bureaus enables the CFPB to detect problems early, prevent or resolve violations quickly, and have a better understanding of the consumer products and services it regulates.

AFR in conjunction with several public interest groups, submitted a comment letter to the CFPB in response to their request for ideas on streamlining regulation.

AFR submitted a comment to regulators on the Volcker Rule to ban proprietary trading and fund investments in banking institutions. This rule is a centerpiece of the Dodd-Frank Act.