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: Banking Law Prof BlogAn Aggressive Timetable for Regulatory Reform
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Congress is diligently holding hearings and the Treasury Department urges passage of financial regulatory reform by year end. We need reform, no doubt about it. However, there are many plans on the table and no consensus. If Congress acts in...Full post as published by Banking Law Prof Blog on July 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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