The House will vote next week on bipartisan legislation to ease some of the Dodd-Frank rules on banks and financial firms, the first such major revision to new financial rules imposed in the wake of the financial crisis a decade ago.

House passage would be a major victory for community and regional banks, which have been pushing hard for representatives to quickly send the bill to President Trump’s desk after the Senate cleared it in March.

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