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By Fawn Johnson WASHINGTON -- A provision allowing the Securities and Exchange Commission to fund itself based on the fees it collects will be part of a broad financial-regulatory-overhaul bill to be unveiled this week by Senate Banking Committee... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A reserve fund must be established ahead of time to give the government the working capital it needs to dismantle large, troubled financial companies, a top U.S. bank regulator said on Tuesday. Full Article at Reuters
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Senate Republicans and some centrist Democrats are likely to have strong objections to the bill. Full Article at The Hill
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The Senate Banking Committee chairman has been piecing together the bill for months, and his vision for financial reform is likely to contain noteworthy differences from similar efforts put forward by both the Obama administration and the House... Full Article at The Washington Post
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WASHINGTON — Measures that would significantly boost funding for the Securities and Exchange Commission as well as give shareholders a say on executive pay are included in draft financial overhaul legislation in the Senate, a person familiar with the... Full Article at Newsvine
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Any time an institution is considered a threat to systemic stability it will be hit with restraints that will include increased capital and restriction on certain activities and maybe a case-by-case imposition of Glass Steagal
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One of biggest arguments is this funding relief saves jobs ... That may be true for troubled employers, but when you put money into pension plans, it goes into the capital markets and makes capital cheaper.
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Without the ability for the government to step in, manage the failure of a large firm and contain the risk we are resigned to repeat the experience of last fall
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What we’re asking for is fair and equitable treatment ... Honest, hard-working, play-by-the-rules American citizens are paying a terrible price.
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