Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness
We break down barriers and shape policy that finances growth.
We break down barriers and shape policy that finances growth.
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Bill Hulse Most people don’t spend much time thinking about insurance, but it’s fundamental to the smooth working of society. At its most fundamental, insurers provide consumers and businesses the ability to pool and share risk. This helps reduce the cost of many mundane, but vital, activities like driving a car, buying a house, or… Read more about How Better Global Insurance Standards Can Lower Cost, Improve Product Availability, and Drive Investment
Suzanne Clark Dropbox’s logo is displayed during the company’s initial public offering at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York City. Photo credit: Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg. It’s not often that the business community seeks more regulation. But when it comes to the unchecked, outsize influence of proxy advisory firms on our nation’s public companies, regulatory action… Read more about Help Public Companies Generate Wealth
Thaddeus Swanek A cargo ship leaves the Port of Miami. At a time when more than 95% percent of global consumers reside outside the United States, international trade is more vital than ever. But buying and selling abroad carries inherent risk. What if you can’t obtain financing for your overseas sales? Luckily, these problems were… Read more about 5 Reasons to Reauthorize Ex-Im Bank Now
Tom Quaadman SEC Chairman Jay Clayton speaks at the Economic Club of New York in New York City. Photo credit: Tiffany Hagler-Geard/Bloomberg. Everyone likes a fair deal, whether it’s at the supermarket or a car dealership. It’s the same in the world of investing. Customers want the best, timely advice from their broker and to… Read more about Why Sticking with the SEC’s New Regulation Best Interest Rule Is a Win for Investors
.@USChamber @USChamberCCMC @QuaadmanT made the following statement regarding the FSOC vote finalizing guidance that reforms the process for determining whether nonbank financial firms are “systemically important” and should be subject to regulation by the @federalreserve
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