November FinReg Roundup

The latest research and commentary by FinRegRag’s scholars.

Commentary

• FTX crash illustrates Congress’s weakness on tech. Here’s a solution. Matthew Mittelsteadt in The Hill.

• The unchecked power of federal bank regulators. Thomas Hoenig and Brian Knight in The Hill.

• The CFPB cannot be made immune to the Constitution. Brian Knight in American Banker.

• Thomas Hoenig discusses Fed minutes on CNBC’s “Closing Bell.”

Research

• Administrative Browbeating and Insurance Markets. Mercatus working paper by George A. Mocsary, Professor of Law, University of Wyoming College of Law.

Testimony and Public Comments

• A Regulatory Sandbox in Ohio Can Promote Innovation and Regulatory Reform. Written testimony by Agnes Gambill West submitted to the Ohio House Financial Institutions Committee in relation to Senate Bill 249.

• The FDIC Should Restore the OSA or, at Minimum, Solicit Public Views before Regressing to the SARC. Public comment by Thomas Hoenig and Brian Knight in response to the FDIC’s proposal to amend its Guidelines for Appeals of Material Supervisory Determinations.