U.S. banking regulators issue interim final rule for fewer bank exams
The three main U.S. federal banking regulators issued an interim final rule allowing more banks to qualify for fewer exams of their businesses. The rule is part of a series of actions described as victories for bank lobbying groups under the Trump administration.
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