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Politico: FREE MARKET GROUPS ASK REPUBLICANS TO REBUFF CARD FEES AMENDMENT

Anthony Lamorena Oct 11, 2022 Politico
Coalition Letters Banking, Credit Unions, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Interchange Fees

Coalition Opposes Credit Card Competition Act

Eli Lehrer Aug 22, 2022
Op-Eds Banking, Finance and Trade

The Rise (and Fall) of the Modern Bank of England

Alex J. Pollock Aug 23, 2021 Law & Liberty
In the News Banking, Finance and Trade

The Price of Inflation, Now and in the Future

Alex J. Pollock Aug 17, 2021 The Wall Street Journal
Op-Eds Banking, Finance and Trade

Letter to the editor: Fed’s Inflation Genie May Deliver More Than Wanted

Alex J. Pollock June 1, 2021 The Wall Street Journal
Coalition Letters Banking, Credit Unions, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Housing Finance

Joint Industry Letter on QRM Risk Retention Review

R.J. Lehmann Jan 31, 2020
In the News Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, FinTech

13 Changes Coming To The Banking Industry

Jan 2, 2020 Forbes
In the News Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade

Free Lunch Podcast Episode 57 – LIBOR – Will a $200 Trillion Global Benchmark Disappear – or Not?

June 13, 2019 Free Lunch Podcast
Op-Eds Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade

Echoes of the US savings and loan industry’s collapse

Alex J. Pollock May 20, 2019 Financial Times
In the News Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Systemic Risk

Is Dodd-Frank council evolving, or throwing in the towel?

Alex J. Pollock May 10, 2019 American Banker

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