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Hoenig Awarded Truman Medal, Arguments That Might Justify Fair-Access Laws, Why Risk-Weighted Capital Misleads, a Bipartisan Idea to Reform Securities…
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FinRegRag
ChatGPT 4.0 on Simple, Higher Regulatory Capital Requirements
A First Attempt
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Stephen "Steph" Miller
Four Arguments that Might Justify “Fair-Access” Laws (Pt. 3)
Even if proponents of fair-access laws are correct there is a problem, why can't the market provide a solution? Unfortunately there are reasons for…
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Brian Knight
Four Arguments that Might Justify “Fair-Access” Laws (Pt. 2)
Fair-access laws are criticized as infringing on the rights of financial firms. But is that always the case?
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Brian Knight
Four Arguments that Might Justify “Fair-Access” Laws (Pt. 1)
Fair-access laws are controversial among conservatives for good reason, and yet there are reasonable arguments in support of the laws.
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Brian Knight

September 2024

Bipartisan Securities Reform: Merger of the Public and Private Offerings
Republicans and Democrats broadly agree on some topics such as the promotion of economic growth, productivity, small businesses, and job creation. After…
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Andrew Vollmer
Why Risk-Weighted Capital Regulation Misleads
As the controversy over Basel III Endgame continues, an often overlooked point concerns how risk-weighted capital misleads about the adequacy of bank…
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Stephen "Steph" Miller
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Thomas Hoenig
FinRegRant #8: Andrew Vollmer on SEC Climate Disclosure Rules
Listen now (59 mins) | The Eighth Circuit Prepares to Hear Legal Challenges
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The Mercatus Center
58:34
More Capital Regulation or Just More Capital?
This past Tuesday, the Brookings Institution hosted Federal Reserve (Fed) Vice Chair of Supervision, Michael Barr, who spoke about progress on the US…
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Stephen "Steph" Miller
FinRegRant #7: More Basel III Endgame
Listen now (38 mins) | Reacting to Vice Chair Michael Barr's Speech
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The Mercatus Center
38:24
Part 3: Briefs Supporting the SEC Climate-Change Disclosure Rules Commit Serious Errors
Using the 1970s Environmental Disclosures to Demonstrate Authority Omits Contrary Background
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Andrew Vollmer
Bringing Back the Corridor Operating System With Positive Interest On Reserves
In my previous post, I discussed how the Fed’s Floor operating system contributed to the Fed experiencing a loss of $116 billion last year.
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Stephen "Steph" Miller
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