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 For years, the business community has raised concerns that prohibitions on proprietary trading embodied in the Volcker Rule would raise the cost of and reduce the ability of businesses to raise capital. Now, the U.S. Office of Financial Research (OFR) has released a report with new evidence that confirms this concern. The report… Read more about OFR Confirms Volcker Rule Limits Businesses’ Ability to Raise Capital, Grow
Bill Hulse Photo credit: Annie Theby via Unsplash. Businesses strongly agree there needs to be healthy competition in the financial sector so they can shop for the products and services they need to finance their operations, create jobs, and contribute to growth in their communities. This means that financial institutions of all sizes and shapes,… Read more about The GSIB Surcharge Needs an Update: Small Businesses are Counting on it
Bill Hulse Photo credit: Annie Theby via Unsplash. Businesses strongly agree there needs to be healthy competition in the financial sector so they can shop for the products and services they need to finance their operations, create jobs, and contribute to growth in their communities. This means that financial institutions of all sizes and shapes,… Read more about The GSIB Surcharge Needs an Update: Small Businesses are Counting on it
Neil Bradley There’s good news and bad news on the U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM). The good news is that, thanks to Senate confirmation of several board members in May, the bank is up and running again. The bad news is that its charter will lapse at the end of September. Congress, most notably the House… Read more about Why America Needs EXIM Sooner, Not Later
Jun 10, 2020 | 9:00 AM–11:45 AM
Today the @SEC_News released Commission guidance on proxy advisory firms sec.gov/news/press-rel…. @USChamberCCMC @USChamber commends them on this first step, but calls for further action. Read our statement here uschamber.com/press-release/…
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