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Letter to President Obama Supporting “Gainful Employment” Requirement for Education Programs

AFR joined more than 40 organizations in sending a letter to President Obama supporting prompt rulemaking to effectively enforce the “gainful employment” requirement for career education programs.

Apr 15, 2013 by admin in Financial Reform News
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AFR in the News: Influencing the Rule Makers

Ever since the passage of the Dodd-Frank Act, “the financial industry has been spending billions of dollars on lawyers and lobbyists,” all of them “charged with one task: weaken the thing.”

Apr 12, 2013 by admin in AFR in the News
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Materials on House Derivatives Measures

A collection of letters and talking points to members of Congress regarding a number of harmful derivatives measures being considered in the House Financial Services Committee and the House Agriculture Committee.

Apr 10, 2013 by admin in Letters to Congress
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AFR in the News: Wall Street Bankrolling the Campaign to Dismantle the Volcker Rule

Ignoring the Senate report on JPMorgan’s “London Whale” debacle, House members “take bank contributions and vote to advance a bill that would allow taxpayer bailouts of too big to fail banks.”

Apr 09, 2013 by admin in Financial Reform News
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AFR in the News: Fees Soar on Structured Notes Tied to Stocks

Bank fees charged on structured notes tied to stocks climbed to a three-year high in the first quarter of 2013,

Apr 09, 2013 by admin in AFR in the News
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Public Interest Groups Oppose HR 1077

AFR joined more than 50 public interest groups in sending a letter to members of Congress, urging that they oppose HR 1077.

Apr 09, 2013 by admin in Letters to Congress
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AFR in the News: Regulatory Exemption for Swaps Deals Between Bank Affiliates

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has decided to exempt so-called inter-affiliate swaps deals from its Dodd-Frank-mandated derivatives rules.

Apr 09, 2013 by admin in AFR in the News
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AFR in the News: Regulators Closer to Supervising Nonbank Financial Companies

“[I]t has taken federal regulators nearly three years since the passage of Dodd-Frank… to define which nonbank companies, if they were to fail, could threaten the integrity of the country’s financial system.”

Apr 09, 2013 by admin in AFR in the News
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AFR Letter to CFPB Regarding Affordability in Private Student Loan Market

AFR joined public interest groups in submitting a comment letter to the CFPB, arguing that additional information regarding private student loan servicing and collection is needed to design an effective loan modification program.

Apr 08, 2013 by admin in Letters to Regulators
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AFR in the News: Community Advocates Seek Better Data on Mortgage Relief

Without a neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown, “it is impossible to measure the impact of the national mortgage settlement in any meaningful way.”

Apr 02, 2013 by admin in AFR in the News
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