Banking Groups Push Back Publicly on Biden Administration Regulations They Say Go Too Far
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Banking trade groups are using legal action and public campaigns to push back on rules they say go too far.
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Lobbyists say the Biden administration has picked regulatory heads who are unwilling to compromise.
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Public battles contrast with past quiet lobbying behind closed doors on Capitol Hill.
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Groups have accused regulators like the CFPB and Fed of overreach and filed lawsuits.
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Tactics adopt a more aggressive playbook used by interest groups during the Trump administration.
