Wall Street Denied in Latest Rewrite of Senate Banking Bill
- Crapo declines to make changes that big lenders lobbied for
- Deutsche Bank, HSBC won’t be freed from Fed’s tough oversight
GOP Rep. Hensarling Says Rumors of Dodd-Frank Demise 'Greatly Exaggerated'
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Wall Street banks don’t have much to celebrate in what’s probably the final version of a bill easing financial rules that is headed for a U.S. Senate vote.
Late Wednesday, Senate Banking Chairman Mike Crapo, an Idaho Republican, proposed some last-minute changes to his overhaul of the Dodd-Frank Act. He specified that foreign banks such as Deutsche Bank AG and Barclays Plc won’t benefit from a reprieve in his legislation that’s intended to help regional U.S. lenders.