Community Banks Lobby to Limit New Regulations
Ads blanketing the Washington area right now have one clear
message: Lawmakers and regulators should tread lightly on
small banks.
The community banking industry has started a campaign aimed
at overturning certain aspects of Dodd-Frank, especially
consumer protection rules and limits on debit card fees,
DealBook reports. Their argument: Profits will fall, and
perhaps even a few institutions will fail.
But the regulation may not be as burdensome as the
advertising campaign - or the $1.2 million spent on
lobbying in the first quarter - implies. Community banks
and credit unions won exemptions from several of the law's
toughest provisions, and some of the rules put small banks
on more equal footing with big banks.
DEALBOOK:
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/
DealBook: Edited by Andrew Ross Sorkin The New York Times: Community Banks Lobby to Limit New Regulations
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