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Economists, free market groups urge Congress to reject RECOUP Act - Vimarsana News

Economists, free market groups urge Congress to reject RECOUP Act

A group of economists and center-right free market organizations sent a letter to congressional leaders Tuesday urging them to reject the so-called RECOUP Act. They warned it could weaponize the

J.D. Vance's Amendment to Prevent Megabank Consolidation Advances - Vimarsana News

J.D. Vance's Amendment to Prevent Megabank Consolidation Advances

Sen. J.D. Vance's (R-OH) amendment to prevent megabank consolidations has advanced out of the Senate Banking Committee.

Opinion | Pass the Recoup Act, bipartisan bill to claw back failed bank CEO pay - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Pass the Recoup Act, bipartisan bill to claw back failed bank CEO pay

Passing the Recoup Act would signal bank leaders that recklessness will have consequences.

Bonuses for execs of failed banks could be recouped under bill advancing in U.S. Senate - Vimarsana News

Bonuses for execs of failed banks could be recouped under bill advancing in U.S. Senate

WASHINGTON — U.S. senators on a panel with jurisdiction over banking regulations on Wednesday approved a bipartisan bill that would allow government officials to “claw back” compensation from banking executives

Bonuses for execs of failed banks could be recouped under bill advancing in U.S. Senate - Vimarsana News

Bonuses for execs of failed banks could be recouped under bill advancing in U.S. Senate

WASHINGTON — U.S. senators on a panel with jurisdiction over banking regulations on Wednesday approved a bipartisan bill that would allow government officials to “claw back” compensation from banking executives