Lawmakers Blast Systemic-Risk Process

Democrat and Republican lawmakers have criticized the Financial Stability Oversight Council for the lack of specifics it has disclosed regarding the criteria it is using to determine which financial firms are systemically important, reports The Wall Street Journal.

Democrat and Republican lawmakers have criticized the Financial Stability Oversight Council for the lack of specifics it has disclosed regarding the criteria it is using to determine which financial firms are systemically important. In addition, Democrats are concerned the criteria—more details of which are expected in the near future--may result in too few firms included, while Republicans fear the opposite would occur.

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