AFR Letter: Oppose HR 5893
AFR sent a letter to the Hill urging members to oppose HR 5893. This legislation would significantly hamper ability of regulators to institute any new oversight on our largest banks, and it should be rejected.
AFR sent a letter to the Hill urging members to oppose HR 5893. This legislation would significantly hamper ability of regulators to institute any new oversight on our largest banks, and it should be rejected.
Governor Sarah Bloom Raskin At the Graduate School of Banking at Colorado, Boulder, Colorado July 23, 2012 How Well Is Our Financial System Serving Us? Working Together to Find the High Road Thank you for inviting me to the Graduate School of Banking at
AFR sent a letter to members of Congress urging them to oppose H.R. 4323, which would weaken consumer protections and increase the amount of fees paid by families on their mortgages. This bill would also undermine the CFPB.
AFR released a statement regarding the approval of new derivatives rules by the CFTC and the SEC.
With estimates of JP Morgan’s trading losses now climbing as high as 9 billion there have been increasing calls for Jamie Dimon to resign from the board of directors of the New York Federal Reserve. It is indeed outrageous that Dimon is on the board of
AFR Statement Regarding CFTC Guidance On Cross Border Derivatives On Friday June 29th the CFTC released a critical guidance on cross border derivatives transactions. This guidance makes clear the Commission’s intention to ensure that foreign affiliates of U.S. banks comply with the new derivatives protections
AFR along with Campaign for a Fair Settlement, ESOP, National Community Reinvestment Coalition, and New Bottom Line hosted a conference to discuss principal reduction.
AFR held a conference call briefing on the financial industry support for financial speculation taxes. Click here to see a summary of the discussion, read a letter from more than 50 financial professionals showing their support for the tax, and listen to the audio from the call.
PRINCIPAL REDUCTION AND THE ECONOMY June 28, 2012 2:00 – 5:00 PM Economic Policy Institute, 1333 H Street NW, Washington DC Presented By: Americans for Financial Reform Space is limited, please RSVP to AFRPrincipalReduction@gmail.com According to recent estimates, almost a third of U.S.
AFR sent a letter to the hill urging members of Congress to oppose the House Appropriations Committee’s proposal to cut sorely needed funding for the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC.)