AFR Policy Director, Dr. Marcus Stanley, Discusses JPMorgan Trading Mistake on FOX 5 News WTTG
Dr. Marcus Stanley, Policy Director of AFR, discusses JPMorgan Chase’s $2 billion trading mistake on Fox 5 News.
Dr. Marcus Stanley, Policy Director of AFR, discusses JPMorgan Chase’s $2 billion trading mistake on Fox 5 News.
Read AFR’s letter opposing HR 1838 here
AFR submitted a comment letter calling on the CFTC to increase the block trading threshold.
AFR sent a letter to members of congress, urging them to oppose the “Sequester Replacement Reconciliation Act of 2012”, which would end the Home Affordable Mortgage Program (HAMP), repeal the resolution authority granted to the FDIC to liquidate failing financial institutions, eliminate the Office of Financial Research, and eliminate the independence of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau by making it the only bank regulatory agency subject to the appropriations process.
COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS AND FINANCIAL REFORM – May 9, 2012 Presented by: Americans for Financial Reform, Center for Progressive Reform, Economic Policy Institute, Public Citizen AGENDA: PANEL 1: Cost Benefit Analysis and Legal Challenges to Dodd Frank 9:00 – 10:30am Speakers: Dennis Kelleher:
AFR sent a letter to Senator Sherrod Brown, pledging our support for “The Safe, Accountable, Fair, and Efficient Banking Act of 2012.” The SAFE Banking Act would limit the total size of any banking institution and impose a leverage limit of 10 to 1, and thus ensure that all of our financial institutions are fully exposed to market discipline.
AFR signed onto to a letter along with more than 50 other organizations, urging members of Congress to support full funding for the CFTC.
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS AND FINANCIAL REFORM May 9, 2012 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM Economic Policy Institute, 1333 H Street NW, Washington DC Presented By: Americans for Financial Reform, Center for Progressive Reform, Economic Policy Institute, and Public Citizen Space is limited, please RSVP
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 CFPB to use all tools available to end the destructive and abusive practices of payday lending.