Financial reforms/un-reforms depending upon your view are unsurprisingly set to be front and center in some upcoming debates.  Here are two interesting articles on the upcoming fight on financial measures taked onto must-pass bills like the budget, the exposure game and the likely resulting pressure.  Either way, financial regulation is keyed to be a big news cycle item in the upcoming political season.

These two articles just state the stance of the Obama Administration– please leave a note in the comments if you have any sources stating the opposition view.  Would love to present a balanced view of this, and am asking for the reader's help to do so on this time-crunched Wednesday.

Anne Tucker

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Anne Tucker teaches and researches contracts, corporations, securities regulations, and investment funds.

Tucker’s research focuses on three areas of business law. The first is on the regulation and administration of funds (both public and private funds) and how pooled investments can achieve significant…

Anne Tucker teaches and researches contracts, corporations, securities regulations, and investment funds.

Tucker’s research focuses on three areas of business law. The first is on the regulation and administration of funds (both public and private funds) and how pooled investments can achieve significant personal and social ends, such as retirement security and private funding for social entrepreneurship. Second, she focuses on impact investing and contract terms that reinforce impact objectives alongside financial returns. Third, she studies corporate governance, including the role of institutional investors as shareholders. Read More

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