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Research roundup: ABA holds policymakers accountable with independent analyses of key banking issues

March 13, 2024
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Research roundup: ABA holds policymakers accountable with independent analyses of key banking issues

As banks battle against a rising tide of regulation, ABA’s policy and research teams are dedicated to arming bankers and policymakers with the facts. Below is a recap of recent ABA analysis on several key banking topics.

Holding regulators accountable: 

  • The FDIC’s unusual loan from the Federal Reserve
  • The executive branch’s hidden agenda

The “regulatory tsunami”

  • Compounding the costs: The regulatory tsunami and small businesses
  • From triple threat to total impact

Section 1071: 

  • The true cost of too much data

The credit card market: 

  • Missing the point on credit card APR margins
  • CFPB analysis obscures truth on credit card market
  • Counting the cost: The hidden impact of policy changes on credit card users

Basel capital proposal: 

  • The Basel III endgame proposal: Yet another gift to private credit funds
  • Capital proposal: Endgame for a robust U.S. derivatives market?
  • Fact check: Debunking seven key misconceptions in the Basel III proposal
  • Don’t take our word for it

Affordable housing: 

  • Adding insult to injury: How regulators are making homebuying even more expensive

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