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Advantages of perceived government subsidies to SIFI's (Systematically Important Financial Institutions) permit them to act outside of market disciplines.

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Refer also to the attached paper "Restructuring the Banking System to Improve Safety and Soundness," coauthor Chuck Morris, (May 2011). The 8 biggest bank holding companies have $16 trillion…

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Complexity gives the advantage to bigger banks. Simplicity levels the playing field since smaller institutions cannot afford the cost of satisfying the regulations.

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Financial stabilization regulation of Large Complex Financial Institutions (LCFI's) i.e., "too big to fail," requires the top level holding company have sufficient non-risk weighted long-ter…

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Refer to submitted statement prepared with Harvey Rosenblum and Dallas Fed Bank staff. Systematically Important Financial Institutions (SIFI's) have a "perceived" unfair market advantage. T…

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Hearing about provisions of Dodd-Frank regarding too big to fail bank bailouts. Mr. Westmoreland questions witnesses.

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Regional bankers are deluged by regulations and forced to hire lawyers rather than hiring bankers to do the banking business and stay competative.

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If the mega-institutions (SIFI's or "systemically important financial institutions") were reduced to manageable sizes and the "perceived subsidy" were coincidentally scaled back, the financi…

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Hearing on Federal Reserve and Large Financial Institutions. Involving provisions in Dodd-Frank regarding too big to fail bank bailouts. Mr. Hurt questions witnesses.

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