The U.S. Senate Banking Committee may consider legislation aimed at easing oversight of the financial services industry by the end of April, according to a story today by Reuters.


Committee members have been weeding through more than 180 provisions for a possible regulatory relief bill meant to eliminate redundant and outdated federal requirements affecting banks, credit unions, savings associations and the Federal Home Loan Bank system.


For this complete story, please visit US Senate panel set to look at regulatory relief.


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