By Kevin Drawbaugh
WASHINGTON, Sept 20 (Reuters) – The U.S. Senate’s top legislator on financial regulation favors reducing the number of bank supervisory agencies more sharply than the Obama administration proposes, said a senior Senate aide on Sunday.
Senior US senator favors bank super-cop idea -aide
U.S. bank “super-cop” idea gains support in Senate
By Karey Wutkowski
WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) – Decreasing the number of U.S. agencies that police banks is an idea gaining momentum in Congress, even though bolder efforts to rip up the overall financial regulatory system and start fresh have stalled.
U.S. FDIC eases rules on private-equity investments in troubled banks
WASHINGTON, Aug 26 (Reuters) – U.S. banking regulators voted on Wednesday to ease rules applying to private investments in troubled banks.
The board of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp voted 4-1 to change previous proposals that some regulators and potential investors said had threatened to scare away much-needed capital from the banking industry.
U.S. bank regulators dig in against Obama shake-up
WASHINGTON, Aug 4 (Reuters) – Disagreement within the Obama administration over reshaping U.S. financial regulation flared on Tuesday, with top bank regulators defending their turf against key parts of a broad bank supervision overhaul plan. (more…)
U.S. financial regulators stake out turf defenses
By Kevin Drawbaugh
WASHINGTON, July 24 (Reuters) – Senior U.S. financial regulators defended their turf in remarks to be delivered on Friday at a congressional hearing on the Obama administration’s sweeping regulatory reform agenda. (more…)


