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Dodd Wants to Give MSRB Oversight Of Pension Fund Placement Agents

2010-11-29T14:56:18Z

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How the Wall Street reform bill regulates derivatives

2010-11-29T15:36:14Z

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Philadelphia Credit Counseling and Credit Reports

2010-11-03T03:36:35Z

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(6/2010) Dodd-Frank Bill: A New Layer Of Bureaucracy

2010-11-02T14:46:41Z

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Dodd-Frank Bill: A New Layer Of Bureaucracy

2010-11-02T14:46:29Z

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Senate drops plan to take small banks from Fed

2010-06-26T03:53:51Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate on Wednesday approved an amendment to a sweeping Wall Street reform bill that would preserve the Federal Reserve's supervision of thousands of smaller banks, reversing an earlier plan.

The 90-to-9 vote...

U.S. market plunge, Greece show need for regulation: Dodd

2010-06-26T03:51:37Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. stock market plunge last week and Greece's debt problems raised systemic risk issues and underscored the need for financial regulatory overhaul, Senate banking chairman Chris Dodd said on Sunday.

"We need some answers pret...

GOP Tosses Stink Bomb In Consumer Protection Fight

2010-10-27T06:45:04Z

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Debate Begins on Senate Financial Reform Bill

2010-10-27T08:15:09Z

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Senate Financial Reform Bill Stalls

2010-10-27T08:15:04Z

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Top Senate Democrats near derivatives deal: sources

2010-10-13T15:17:16Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The two Democratic Senators charged with writing rules for the $450 trillion private swaps market are near a deal, and will include a provision to require banks to spin off swaps desks, people familiar with the talks said on Sunday.

One source said the U.S. Treasury Department is raising concerns over ...

Grading the Financial Regulatory Reform Bill

2010-10-27T06:30:58Z

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Top GOP senator, White House clash on financial reform

2010-06-26T03:33:06Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said "yes we can" on financial regulatory reform on Tuesday, while the top Republican in the U.S. Senate said "no we won't."

A bare-knuckles fight is coming in days ahead as the Obama administration and congre...

Senate Financial Reform Bill Survives Committee

2010-10-25T13:04:49Z

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"Too big to fail" in crosshairs of reform debate

2010-06-26T03:29:09Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Democratic lawmaker and top bank regulator on Monday defended legislative efforts that they say would end the perception that some firms are "too big to fail," challenging Republican complaints about the financial reform bills.

The defense of the financial regulation overhaul moving through Congress comes as lawmakers are in the middle of a two-week recess. When they return next week, financi...

Geithner sees Republican support on financial reform bill

2010-06-26T03:28:27Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Friday he believed the Senate was "very close" to a financial reform bill that protects consumers and limits financial company risk taking that will win Republican supporters.

"We're very close on the substance," Geithner told Bloomberg Television in a live interview.

"I think that if ...

Sen Dodd urges financial reform ahead of recess

2010-06-26T03:24:10Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd said on Friday that Congress "must not fail" to reform financial regulation and defended a bill approved this week by his committee.

With the Senate about to adjourn for a two-week recess, Dodd, a Democrat, appealed on the Senate floor to colleagues to go home and listen not only t...

Democrats aim at GOP split on financial reform

2010-06-26T03:23:24Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic lawmakers dug in again on Thursday to break off just enough support from Republicans to keep an overhaul of the U.S. financial system moving in the Senate.

The bill crafted by Senator Christophe...

Regulatory Reform Goes to the Full Senate

2010-10-25T11:24:17Z

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Senate panel backs financial reform bill

2010-06-26T03:19:27Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Monday, approved landmark financial regulatory reform legislation, pushing the fight over the issue to the full Senate in April.

The committee voted 13-10 along party lines to pass a 1,336-page bill, whic...

Obama allies target bank reform after health care win

2010-03-22T16:15:39Z

Fresh from a landmark victory with Congress passing health care reform, the Obama administration set its sights Monday on sweeping reforms of Wall Street's "too-big-to-fail" banks.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner urged lawmakers to engage in the "just war" of reforming the banking sector, as a key Senate co...

Geithner says bank overhaul must protect consumers

2010-03-22T16:00:49Z

Geithner says financial overhaul bill must protect consumers and limit banks' risk taking

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Monday the administration will not accept a financial overhaul bill that does not provide strong consumer protection and restraints on risk-taking by large banks.

Geithner urged lawmakers to listen to the families and businesses that were harmed by the financial cris...

Senate panel plans financial reform vote Monday

2010-06-26T03:18:52Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate Banking Committee was on track on Monday to approve landmark financial regulatory reform legislation, pushing a fight over the issue to the full Senate in April.

A committee vote would be the Senate's biggest step yet toward ...

Bernanke: Too big to fail a "pernicious" problem

2010-06-26T03:18:21Z

Orlando, Florida (Reuters) - Regulators must be "significantly tougher" on large and complex financial firms to limit wider risks, but big firms are still needed to keep the global economy humming, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Saturday.

Bernanke told an FDIC chairman says loopholes must be filled in Senate overhaul bill to end 'too-big-to-fail'

A key senator has agreed with the head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to change new Senate legislation to ensure an end to the "too-big-to-fail" approach that brought the government rushing in to bail out big banks in the financial crisis.

FDIC Reuters) - U.S. senators charged with crafting rules to regulate the $450 trillion over-the-counter derivatives market have failed to reach an agreement, Democratic Senator Jack Reed said on Friday.

Reed and Republican Senator Judd Gregg had been t...

The Volcker Rule Explained

2010-10-25T11:32:34Z

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Financial Regulation: Approaching the Notion of Resolution With Resolve

2010-10-25T11:23:36Z

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Will Senators Dodd and Kaufman Deliver the Regulatory Reform We're Waiting For?

2010-10-25T11:23:22Z

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Fresh push for Obama's Wall Street reforms

2010-03-15T20:16:04Z

President Barack Obama's stuttering bid to rein in Wall Street was boosted, as a key Senate ally unveiled a reform described as the most sweeping in 80 years.

Senate Banking Committee chairman

Sen Dodd boosts Fed in new financial reforms

2010-09-22T13:55:30Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve would take on a greatly expanded role in financial regulation under new legislation unveiled on Monday by a top Senate Democrat, in a push to move ahead with the regulatory reform that has been a top priority of President Barack Obama.

The bill by <...

Fresh push for Obama bank reforms

2010-03-15T13:17:04Z

President Barack Obama's stuttering bid to rein in the largest US banks got a shot in the arm Monday, as a key Senate ally unveiled a reform package described as the most sweeping in 80 years.

Senate banking committee chairman Christopher Dodd outlined plans to regulate the massive US banking sector, warni...

Obama pledges to push for robust financial reform

2010-06-26T03:10:06Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday welcomed the legislation for sweeping overhaul of the financial system unveiled by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd and promised to fight any efforts to water it down.

"This proposal provides a strong foundation to build a safer financial system," Obama said in a statement.

The ...

Dodd's Departure

2010-10-25T11:25:51Z

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Dodd's Quarterback Sneak

2010-10-25T11:25:45Z

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Geithner still optimistic on financial reform

2010-06-26T03:08:21Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A day after U.S. Senate bipartisan talks on financial reform collapsed, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner sought to revive hope that Congress can still complete a bill to overhaul financial rules.

It is in the U.S. domestic interest to make the financial system more stable and...

Geithner will work with Dodd on financial reform

2010-06-26T03:07:13Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Thursday praised Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd for his work on financial reform and pledged to work with him on a bid to overhaul banking rules.

Geithner issued a statement not long after Dodd confirmed that a...

Reforming the Financial Reform Process

2010-10-25T09:52:39Z

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Fed recovers, gets new look as financial regulator

2010-03-10T17:15:27Z

Once struggling Federal Reserve gets a new look as regulator of largest, riskiest firms

The Federal Reserve, still dusting itself off from a fight that threatened to trim its powers, could emerge from a congressional overhaul of banking rules as the top cop over the nation's largest financial institutions.

Senate negotiators are considering giving the Fed the authority to supervise nonba...

Broker-Dealers May Get Fiduciary Halo

2010-10-27T07:42:13Z

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Dodd: Watchdog must make rules, enforce them

2010-06-12T15:48:15Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senator Christopher Dodd, chief negotiator for the Democrats in talks on a bipartisan financial reform bill in the Senate, on Thursday called for creating a new government "office" with the power to craft and enforce rules to protect consumers.

In a statement...

Administration pushes for Wall Street regulations

2010-06-12T15:48:18Z

Administration calls for limits on size of financial institutions, pushes consumer protections

The Obama administration waded into negotiations over Wall Street regulations Wednesday, calling for limits on the size of financial institutions and insisting that consumer protections remain a central objective of legislative attempts to rein in the industry.

Sen Shelby counters on financial consumer watchdog

2010-06-12T15:48:12Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior Republican U.S. senator has made at least two counter-offers to Democrats on creating a new government watchdog for financial consumers, Reuters learned on Monday from aides and documents.

Senator Ric...

The Death of the CFPA

2010-10-25T08:33:25Z

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Senate financial reform talks snag on watchdog

2010-06-12T15:48:12Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bipartisan agreement in the Senate on financial reform hit a snag on how much power to give a consumer watchdog office being proposed by Democrats, with marathon talks resuming on Sunday.

The legal fine points of the dispute were obscure, but aides said key lawmakers remained hopeful that a deal can be worked out on an issue that is one of Pre...

Financial reform compromise rebuffed in Senate

2010-06-12T15:48:09Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Marathon negotiations in the Senate on financial regulatory reform were set to continue on Sunday with a renewed focus on financial consumer protections after key Republicans rejected a compromise offer from the banking committee chairman.

Sources told Reuters Saturday night that neither

Sen Dodd's bank super-cop may be doomed: source

2010-06-25T21:50:04Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bold proposal by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd to set up a single supervisor for U.S. banks looks doomed, said a source familiar with Senate committee discussions on Friday.

The Financial Institutions Regulatory Administration, which Dodd proposed in N...

Fed may not lose bank supervision role: Dodd

2010-06-25T21:46:21Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate's chief architect of financial regulation reform said on Friday the Federal Reserve may "not necessarily" lose its authority to supervise banks, signaling a potential shift in his thinking.

As he searches for compromises to win support for a landmark financial regulation bill, Reuters) - A bipartisan agreement on financial regulation reform was close at hand on Thursday in the Senate, with lawmakers working to overcome a key obstacle -- creating a new financial consumer watchdog.

In a sign that serious deal-making was finally getting under way, a Senate aide told Reuters that the two leaders of the Bernanke says Fed will look into Wall Street's use of credit default swaps involving Greece

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told lawmakers Thursday that the central bank is looking into the use by

Senate seeks bank reform, Obama weighs in

2010-06-12T15:45:33Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Key senators pushed for a bipartisan agreement on a package of reforms to tighten rules for financial industry behavior as President Barack Obama on Wednesday blasted critics who call his policies "socialism."

Negotiations for some kind of Senate pact, possibly ready by early next week, seemed to be building as

Senate talks on financial reform move ahead

2010-06-12T15:44:56Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate negotiations toward a bipartisan agreement on financial regulatory reform moved forward on several fronts on Wednesday and hopes were high for a pact early next week.

Senator Christopher Dodd, the Connecticut Democrat who chairs the PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - Efforts to tighten U.S. financial regulation advanced on Thursday, with a new bipartisan bill expected next week from two key senators who were working on it while traveling together in Panama.

Senate

One More Nail in the CFPA 's Coffin

2010-10-25T05:29:36Z

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GOP's Gregg sees progress on financial regulation

2010-06-12T15:43:49Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans and Democrats in the Senate share common ground on financial regulation, but the White House's stance on how to protect consumers from banking abuses remains an obstacle to legislat...

Senate banking chief hopeful for financial reform bill

2010-06-25T18:36:30Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Banking Chairman Christopher Dodd voiced optimism on Thursday that his committee could craft a bipartisan financial reform bill.

Dodd said he would negotiate the financial regulation legislation with Republican Senator Bob Corker, six days after saying bipartisan efforts ha...

Frank backs Dodd on financial consumer watchdog

2010-06-25T18:37:24Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior U.S. lawmaker on Tuesday expressed support for Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd's commitment to pursue a proposal to establish an independent financial consumer watchdog agency.

"I welcome Senator Dodd's intention to fight to preserve an independen...

Financial reform talks break down in Senate

2010-06-12T15:43:53Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bipartisan efforts on Capitol Hill to tighten financial regulation ground to a halt in the Senate on Friday, casting one of the top domestic policy priorities of the Obama administration in a stark political light.

After months of public debate and closed-door talks, Senate Bankers seek to improve image as Senate talks on how to regulate them hit impasse

Looking to douse public and congressional anger, chief executives at some of the biggest financial institutions are on a mission to repair their image and gain more influence over legislation that would overhaul regulations that govern their industry.

They have their work cut out for them.

Attempts to reach a bipartisan agreement on new regulations hit an impasse in the <...

Dodd says bipartisan financial reform at an impasse

2010-06-25T18:38:57Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bipartisan efforts to tighten U.S. financial regulation ground to a halt in the Senate on Friday, leaving Democrats to proceed on their own and painting Republicans into an uncomfortable political ...

Volcker urges curbs on big banks' risky trades

2010-09-22T13:03:34Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House economic adviser Paul Volcker on Tuesday told Congress to curb risky investing by big banks, warning his soul would haunt lawmakers when the next banking crisis hits if they did not heed him now.

The 82-year-old former Reuters) - Paul Volcker, a member of the Obama administration's economic team and a former chairman of the Federal Reserve, will testify on February 2 to a U.S. Senate committe...

Indisciplined Democrats vs. Regulatory Reform

2010-10-22T13:14:02Z

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Senate rejects GOP bid to end TARP payments

2010-06-25T18:49:16Z

Senate Democrats reject GOP bid to end payments from Wall Street bailout program

The Senate Thursday killed a Republican attempt to shut down the Wall Street bailout program.

The defeated proposal would have barred

Senate talks could dilute proposed consumer agency

2010-06-25T18:54:13Z

Senate could scrap independent consumer agency, create entity with less power

Senate banking negotiators are discussing plans that could significantly weaken — or even jettison — President Barack Obama's proposed independent consumer finance agency.

The plans are not final and are part of a broader attempt by Senate Banking committee Reuters) - The head of the Senate Banking Committee may scrap the idea of creating a consumer financial protection agency, the Wall Street Journal said on Friday citing people famili...

Senate panel moves to muzzle consumer watchdog

2010-06-12T15:43:57Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration's proposal to create a new U.S. agency to protect financial consumers is fast losing support in the U.S. Senate ...

Special bankruptcy court for banks mulled in Senate

2010-06-25T18:59:19Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Key U.S. senators are considering the creation of a special bankruptcy court for troubled financial services firms, a person familiar with the plans said on Monday.

Senate Banking Committee members are trying to toughen up parts of a draft b...

Senator Dodd's exit roils financial reform

2010-06-12T15:44:02Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - How Senator Christopher Dodd handles his final months in office is suddenly the big question surrounding U.S. efforts to tighten financial regulation, with some analysts now expecting a more moderate reform.

The Democratic chairman of the Democrat Dodd announces Senate retirement; longtime Conn. attorney general says he's running

Christopher Dodd, saying he was in "the toughest political shape" of his career, announced Wednesday he will retire from the U.S. Senate, ending a four-decade career in Congress.

Dodd said outside ...

Senate panel nears agreement on role of Fed

2010-06-12T15:44:01Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Congress moves to reform U.S. financial regulation, key senators are nearing bipartisan agreement on stripping the Federal Reserve of its authority to supervise banks, two people familiar with the matter said.

Senate

2010-10-13T15:03:31Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd said on Thursday it would be "pretty difficult" to reinstate 1930s-era Glass-Steagall limits on banking as proposed in two bills in Congress.

His remarks suggested an uphill climb ahead for legislation, filed ...

Zeal Weakens For Financial Regulation

2010-10-22T14:34:02Z

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Senator Dodd to press financial reform ahead: aides

2010-06-25T19:28:24Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senator Christopher Dodd chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, is ready to push through a controversial financial regulation reform bill with or without Republican support, senior...

DODD'S REFORM PLAN

2010-04-16T09:00:03Z

DODD'S REFORM PLAN

Senator Christopher Dodd (D-Conn.), head of the Banking Committee, staked out a tough position on Nov. 10 when he unveiled his 1,136-page financial reform package. It would combine banking regulation into a single new agency, stripping the Fed of some powers and handing oversight of "systemically risky" institutions to a panel of regulators. Other ideas, including derivatives reform and a cons...

Financial reforms grind forward in Congress

2010-06-12T15:44:40Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress edged closer on Wednesday to creating new government powers to break up giant financial firms, which Europe is already doing, while a U.S. derivatives market crackdown got more complicated.

More than a year since the co...

WRAPUP 1-Financial reforms grind forward in U.S. Congress

2010-10-22T14:29:39Z

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Top Republican senator slams Dodd's regulation bill

2010-06-25T19:44:47Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that a Democratic bill to revamp regulation of the financial industry must be revised to win support from his side of the political aisle.

"It's a long way from being ready to go forward on any bipartisan basis," McConnell told reporters after Senate Republicans were briefed on the massive measure drafted by Senate Reuters) - The Obama administration on Friday pushed back against a proposal in the U.S. Senate to create a single bank super-regulator and strip the Federal Reserve of its supervisory powers.

U.S. Deputy Treasury Reuters) - Pushing for tougher changes in U.S. financial regulations, the Senate's top banking legislator on Tuesday proposed a new super-cop to police banks, a systemic risk agency and strong consumer protections.

Senator Christopher Dodd, who is fighting for his political life back h...

Dodd's super bank cop faces tough battle

2010-06-25T19:51:03Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Senate proposal to create a federal super cop to police banks faces formidable opposition from the industry, current regulators and a senior House lawmaker who recently blasted the idea.

Christopher Dodd, chairman of the Senate Dems: Strip the Fed's regulatory powers, have new agencies police Wall Street

Senate Democrats on Tuesday proposed stripping the Federal Reserve of its supervisory powers and creating instead three new federal agencies to police banks, protect consumers and dis...

FDIC's Bair: must pre-fund financial firm unwinding

2010-06-25T19:51:49Z

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A reserve fund must be established ahead of time to give the government the working capital it needs to dismantle large, troubled financial companies, a top U.S. bank regulator said on Tuesday.

Sheila Bair, chairman of the

The Dodd Bill: Generally Very Good

2010-10-22T12:51:43Z

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Dodd set to unveil financial reform bill

2010-06-12T15:44:53Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd will unveil long-awaited draft legislation on financial regulation reform on Tuesday, his office said on Monday.

Marking another step forward in a bid by the Obama administration and congressional Change that would boost SEC funding part of draft Senate legislation on financial overhaul

Measures that would significantly boost funding for the Securities and Exchange Commission as well as give shareholders a say on executive pay are included in draft financial overhaul legislation in the Senate, a person familiar with the matter said Monday.

Senator Dodd seen releasing draft financial bill Tuesday

2010-06-25T19:53:52Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senator Christopher Dodd, the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, was expected to release on Tuesday a long-awaited draft bill on financial regulation reform, said three lobbyis...

Sen Dodd sees financial reform bill by December

2010-06-12T15:44:53Z

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd said on Wednesday he hoped to move a financial reform bill out of committee by early December adding it would contain a consumer protection provision.

"My hope is to be able to finish a mark-up of our bill sometime the end of this month, the early part of next month," Dodd tol...

GMAC posts Q3 loss, hurt by mortgage unit

2010-04-16T09:21:31Z

NEW YORK (Reuters) - GMAC Financial Services, a lender that has received $12.5 billion in government bailouts, posted a third straight quarterly loss on Wednesday, hurt by red ink in its mortgage business.

The third-quarter net loss for Detroit-based GMAC was $767 million, compared with a loss of $2.5 billion a year earlier....

Dodd Mixed Legacy

2010-12-30T08:31:53Z

In this Dec. 13, 2010 photo, Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., is reflected in a glass panel as he speaks to an audience during a visit to the Community Foundation of Greater New Haven to discuss the Family Medical Leave Act in

Dodd Farewell Speech

2010-11-30T14:32:50Z

Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., speaks to a reporter as he leaves the Democratic policy luncheon on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010. Dodd delivers his final speech on the floor of the Senate in Washington, reflecting on his public service. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

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Foreclosure Mess

2010-11-16T17:32:24Z

Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Chairman Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., speaks during a hearing on problems in mortgage servicing from modification to foreclosure on Capitol Hill in Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Chairman Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., speaks during a hearing on problems in mortgage servicing from modification to foreclosure on Capitol Hill in U.S. Senate Richard Blumenthal gives the thumbs up to an audience during a rally at the University of Hartford in West Hartford, Conn., Saturday, Oct. 31, 2010. The Connecticut Attorney General Blument...

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Sen Shelby counters on financial consumer watchdog

The Death of the CFPA

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Financial reform compromise rebuffed in Senate

Sen Dodd's bank super-cop may be doomed: source

Fed may not lose bank supervision role: Dodd

Senate seeks bank reform, Obama weighs in

Senate talks on financial reform move ahead

One More Nail in the CFPA 's Coffin

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Financial reform talks break down in Senate

Dodd says bipartisan financial reform at an impasse

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Special bankruptcy court for banks mulled in Senate

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Zeal Weakens For Financial Regulation

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DODD'S REFORM PLAN

DODD'S REFORM PLAN

Financial reforms grind forward in Congress

WRAPUP 1-Financial reforms grind forward in U.S. Congress

Top Republican senator slams Dodd's regulation bill

Dodd's super bank cop faces tough battle

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The Dodd Bill: Generally Very Good

Dodd set to unveil financial reform bill

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