“What we hear most from those opposed to higher capital requirements has been fairly qualitative and not grounded in robust data,” said Alexa Philo, a senior policy analyst for the consumer advocacy group Americans for Financial Reform and former Federal Reserve bank examiner. “I have not seen a credible data driven study that makes this case.”
Today, Our Senior Policy Counsel, Caroline Nagy, testified before the HFSC, Housing and Insurance Subcommittee titled “How Mandates Like ESG Distort Markets and Drive Up Costs for Insurance and Housing.”
AFR’s Senior Policy Counsel, Caroline Nagy, Testified Before the HFSC, Housing and Insurance Subcommittee.
Doctored by Wall Street: Policy Solutions for Private Equity in Healthcare A growing body of evidence has demonstrated that the private equity business model is incompatible with healthcare. AFR’s Policy Team has developed a set of policy recommendations to address private equity’s role in healthcare,
Today, our Senior Policy Analyst, Alexa Philo, testified before the U.S. Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on Economic Policy titled “Bank Mergers and the Economic Impacts of Consolidation.”
AFR’s Senior Policy Analyst, Alexa Philo, testified Before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on economic policy.
Washington, D.C. — The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and financial services lobby groups are misleading the Supreme Court that it could limit the damage and market destabilization that would result from upholding a radical, legally unprecedented Fifth Circuit Court ruling that the funding structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is unconstitutional.
AFR led 58 organizations in expressing opposition to the anti-ESG policy agenda that seeks to insulate the management of public companies from investor input and accountability and undermine regulations that would equip investors with more information to make better decisions about their investments. It was submitted to the record ahead of six House Financial Services Committee hearings on the topic.
Washington, D.C. — Ahead of upcoming House Financial Services Committee hearings on utilizing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors in investments, Americans for Financial Reform has submitted a letter for the record, backed by 58 organizations, that expresses strong opposition to the anti-ESG agenda. The letter specifically responds to a recent ESG Working Group memorandum on the subject and a series of bills they are proposing.
Americans for Financial Reform and Demand Progress joined other consumer advocacy and public interest organizations in sending a letter to Congress expressing opposition to a proposed bill intended to create a market regulatory structure for digital assets.