Democrats urge FDIC, OCC to scrap ‘unsafe,’ ‘unsound’ change

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Senators criticize regulatory agencies for changes they believe will weaken bank supervision; no explicit action items or deadlines mentioned.

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Original Source Material

Elizabeth Warren and other senators accused the regulatory agencies of pursuing “pernicious” changes to bank supervision that would further tie examiners’ hands.