The public comment period on proposed rules by the Federal Reserve to crack down on executive pay is over. What would the regulations do? In a surprise, banks are generally supportive of pay regulations, according to Financial Services Roundtable.
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Banks Are Surprise Supporters for Pay Regulation
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