U.S. Senate Passes Historic Wall Street Reform
On May 20th, the U.S. Senate passed the Restoring American Financial Stability Act, which includes a strong, independent Consumer Financial Protection Agency, opens up the shadow markets where derivatives are traded, and prevents banks from becoming "too big to fail."
CoPIRG backed the legislation and successfully fought back
several attempts to weaken it on the Senate floor. The bill now moves
to a conference committee.
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See what the reform will mean for you.
