The US
Senate began debate March 7, 2018 to
loosen banking rules implemented following the 2007-2009 financial crisis, marking a significant
breakout in the long-running debate over regulation compared to consumer
protection. Proposals include relaxing restriction on bank owned hedge funds,
reducing holding capitol in time of crisis, and reducing oversight on banks
under $250B. This may loosen credit restrictions, increase the buyer pool, and
hypothetically increase demand for housing. David Carr The foundation of your success in real estate,
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