Congress passed legislation Tuesday to revise parts the Dodd-Frank financial reforms that were enacted in 2010.
The bill headed to President Trump’s desk, however, is not the sweeping replacement that he and congressional Republicans sought. Instead, it’s a bipartisan, modest change of some of the rules, mostly benefiting regional and smaller banks.
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