FinReg Roundup
Here’s the latest roundup of commentary by FinRegRag authors.
Commentary
After Vullo, why is NYDFS still suppressing speech? by Brian Knight in American Banker (Paywall).
High Court Jarkesy Decision Will Change SEC Enforcement Process by Andrew Vollmer in Bloomberg Law.
FinRegRag
National Rifle Association v. Vullo is out. What might it mean? by Brian Knight.
No, it Isn't Ok if Conservatives Abuse Regulation Either. by Brian Knight.
Whither Reputation Risk Regulation Post NRA v. Vullo? by Brian Knight.
Public Comments
A Simple Way to Bring Back Contingent Liability for Equity and Options Compensation. Steph Miller’s comment on the joint notice of proposed rulemaking concerning incentive-based compensation arrangements pursuant to Section 956 of the Dodd–Frank Act.
Instead of Limiting Mergers Based on the Number of Banks and Concentration, Limit Mergers Based on Insufficient Capital. Steph Miller’s comment on the FDIC’s Statement of Policy (SoP) concerning bank merger transactions.
Thomas Hoenig and Sheila Bair comments raise concerns about FDIC proposal to change the review process for bank mergers. Thomas Hoenig and Sheila Bair’s comment on the FDIC’s Statement of Policy (SoP) concerning bank merger transactions published on FinRegRag.
Amicus Brief
Amicus Brief Supporting Challenges to the SEC’s Climate-Change Disclosure Rules by Andrew Vollmer and the Cato Institute.
Media Appearances
The Fed isn’t ready for cuts right now, ‘I think they know that’. Thomas Hoenig interviewed on CNBC.
No Rate Increases Barring Upside Surprise. Thomas Hoenig interviewed on Bloomberg TV (15:00 minute mark).
Fed Decision Day. Thomas Hoenig interviewed on Straight Arrow News.