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Browse: Home / 2017 / February / 22 / Signs of a Step Back in Financial Regulatory Enforcement – The New York Times

Signs of a Step Back in Financial Regulatory Enforcement – The New York Times

By Securities Docket on February 22, 2017, 3:17 pm

Enforcement often relies on the presence of people with the authority to issue punishments, so cutting back is not so much a matter of changing the law as having fewer cops on the beat.

We may be seeing the beginning of that kind of shift away from enforcement as President Trump’s administration works to roll back how agencies pursue potential violations.

via Signs of a Step Back in Financial Regulatory Enforcement – The New York Times.

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