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Frontrunner for Clinton VP supports more consistent liquidity reporting frequency!

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good pick by hilldawg if true. a little common sense didnt hurt no one. and ticket needs some balancing what with her flirting with socialism in the primary.
 
As a former regulatory liason for two giant banks, it's a good change of the rule.

Daily liquidity calculations are super arduous, cost lots of money, are not horribly accurate and don't offer much view into the bank that monthly calcs would provide.

But the optics of this are horrid because most americans are just going to see "going easy on wall st"

Could you update the OP with this? I fear most of GAF is already tripping over the optics of this news.
 

cheezcake

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As a former regulatory liason for two giant banks, it's a good change of the rule.

Daily liquidity calculations are super arduous, cost lots of money, are not horribly accurate and don't offer much view into the bank that monthly calcs would provide.

But the optics of this are horrid because most americans are just going to see "going easy on wall st"

I'm sort of confused about the latter part of your statement. Do you mean that daily calcs provide a lesser view into the bank (info overload), or that they just don't offer much more of a view to really be worthwhile.
 

TheOMan

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It's already been said, but if she picks him, that would be a fairly bad look. Yikes.

As a former regulatory liason for two giant banks, it's a good change of the rule.

Daily liquidity calculations are super arduous, cost lots of money, are not horribly accurate and don't offer much view into the bank that monthly calcs would provide.

But the optics of this are horrid because most americans are just going to see "going easy on wall st"

Exactly - and I guarantee it will be spun that way.

Didn't realize this was an Alucard thread. Wasted my time even posting in here.
 
All the Wallstreet lobbyist that donate to Hilary would love this.......not that she is swayed by them....right....lol.

This must be the worst election; I have no viable options.
 
Oh shit didn't see it was an Alucard thread.

Looking into the statement, the only thing I am really concerned with is him saying big banks don't necessarily mean more risk. I'd think they are more risky by default.

I'm not sure if changing from daily liquidity reporting to monthly is a huge thing?
 
It means it doesn't look good. Hillary has been claiming to be tough on the big banks.

The only people who believe that Hillary will be tough on the big banks are the people she's conned into believing that by saying what Bernie said to get votes.

I work on "Wall Street" and I will tell you that no one here believes for a second she will do a thing. She's been too close to the industry. People are supporting her because they know she won't do a thing. She will go Moderate with her VP pick because she wants the Anti-Trump crowd. I don't think she cares at all about the Bernie crowd.
 
I agree. If Kaine is the pick (or Booker for that matter) then Bernie needs to pull a Ted Cruz.

You'd love that, wouldn't you?

Sorry, the DNC's not gonna be the circus that you're hoping it will be. Only one of the two major political parties is crashing and burning as we speak.
 
As a minority as well, please stop with this garbage line of thinking. Stop trying to belittle and guilt people into voting for your chosen candidate; they have the freedom to vote third party if they so choose. You do realize not just white people are looking at other options, right?

If Hillary chooses this guy, I'm done. I already don't like her, but I'm pushing that aside and voting for her. This would probably be the nail in the coffin that makes me look at third party options.
Alright. That's fine. But I want to understand. Why are banks and financial regulation so important to you that a potential VP candidate simply saying something about it that he wouldn't be able to do anything about anyway due to being a VP invokes this powerful of a response from you (and others who feel the same way)? By making this stance, you're saying that financial regulations are more important than the Supreme Court. They're more important than protection women's reproductive rights. They're more important than not only same-sex marriage, but also stopping laws that allow LGBT discrimination. They're more important than climate change. They're more important than the well-being of Muslims and blacks and immigrants in our country.

That's fine. That's your choice to make. But I would like to understand why exactly this is such a wedge issue that it trumps all of that for you, because that's what's on the line here. That's your decision, but I don't understand how one single issue (and one that in this particular instance that there seems to be a lot of confusion about here as to what exactly he actually means and whether it actually is a big deal at all) could potentially outweigh all of those others and everything that are at risk, but I'd like to, so please, can you try to do so?
 

pigeon

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So nice to see how many NeoGAF posters are like, "well, I guess racism and fascism is bad, but ultimately I care just as much about an esoteric banking regulation I don't understand."

As a person of color and second generation immigrant I really appreciate your support. Glad to see you guys are real progressives.

Also nice to see that people are still taking Team Alucard seriously even though he's a white nationalist who has been concern trolling the liberals all year.
 

diaspora

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lol @ people getting mad at this.

do you people even understand what he's suggesting? Kaine is solidly left-of-center in the first place.
 

sangreal

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read both letters in full and don't see the issue. First letter has two points -- daily reporting is excessive and a more appropriate time period should be chosen and second, that the current method for calculating capital requirements should be revisited. Specifically, the letter argues against letting banks use their own internal models. The other letter just says the CFPB should include in any regulations tailored provisions for community banks (in accordance with the law).
 

TheCrow

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So nice to see how many NeoGAF posters are like, "well, I guess racism and fascism is bad, but ultimately I care just as much about an esoteric banking regulation I don't understand."

As a person of color and second generation immigrant I really appreciate your support. Glad to see you guys are real progressives.

Also nice to see that people are still taking Team Alucard seriously even though he's a white nationalist who has been concern trolling the liberals all year.
You said it better than I ever could. I'm so glad the Obama coalition is the future of the party.
 
I agree. If Kaine is the pick (or Booker for that matter) then Bernie needs to pull a Ted Cruz.

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Maxim726X

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So nice to see how many NeoGAF posters are like, "well, I guess racism and fascism is bad, but ultimately I care just as much about an esoteric banking regulation I don't understand."

As a person of color and second generation immigrant I really appreciate your support. Glad to see you guys are real progressives.

Also nice to see that people are still taking Team Alucard seriously even though he's a white nationalist who has been concern trolling the liberals all year.

Certainly explains Trump's rise to prominence. It's so much easier to elicit baseless emotional response than it is to explain a nuanced position.
 

Noirulus

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So nice to see how many NeoGAF posters are like, "well, I guess racism and fascism is bad, but ultimately I care just as much about an esoteric banking regulation I don't understand."

As a person of color and second generation immigrant I really appreciate your support. Glad to see you guys are real progressives.

Also nice to see that people are still taking Team Alucard seriously even though he's a white nationalist who has been concern trolling the liberals all year.

I don't understand at all how you can equate Trump's political views to fascism.

But, banking regulation is incredibly important. Not only to America, but to every single nation on earth. If we let another 2008 happen, we will all be fucked. This is why as a Canadian, I hate the idea of a Clinton presidency.
 

User1608

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This doesn't sound so bad though admittedly I'm a bit ignorant when it comes to this kind of topic. As for you alucard, got the reaction you wanted. You're still supporting Trump.
 
So nice to see how many NeoGAF posters are like, "well, I guess racism and fascism is bad, but ultimately I care just as much about an esoteric banking regulation I don't understand."

As a person of color and second generation immigrant I really appreciate your support. Glad to see you guys are real progressives.

Also nice to see that people are still taking Team Alucard seriously even though he's a white nationalist who has been concern trolling the liberals all year.

It makes me so disappointed. If there is actual evidence that moving to monthly proposing would be bad, then I will join the fight against him. We are supposed to be the party of evidence, but instead people are willing to throw others rights away over something they don't even understand
 
Payday lenders can take a flying fuck at the moon. They deserve no respect and I don't care if any state elected official thinks that no maybe things are different in their state.

We tried to restrict them in Ohio, so they started offering what are ostensibly "auto title loans" in order to keep their interest rates sky high.

They are opportunistic scum that prey on the disadvantaged, and we need to pressure every elected official to make them a thing of the past.
 

mlclmtckr

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It's about deregulating small and regional banks. And not really deregulating so much as relaxing one reporting requirement.

He's right that it wasn't small credit unions who crashed the economy. Small banks can't afford to gamble with people's life savings like the megabanks can. They can't count on a bailout if they fuck up.
 

NewLib

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I don't understand at all how you can equate Trump's political views to fascism.

But, banking regulation is incredibly important. Not only to America, but to every single nation on earth. If we let another 2008 happen, we will all be fucked. This is why as a Canadian, I hate the idea of a Clinton presidency.

Only one of the two candidates has promised to repeal every major banking regulation. It isn't Hilary.
 
Yes it does. Kaine is suggesting that the larger banks do monthly rather than daily calculations, do you want to be the one to explain how this makes him loose and easy on finance?

I was agreeing with you that people don't seem to understand what Kaine is suggesting. I should have bolded that part. :)
 

Elandyll

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Its a two-party system. Trump is preferable to Hillary.

Saint Bernard will always be #1 in my heart though!
Nobody would ever buy that you actually are a Bernie supporter, so why pretend?

As per Kaine, reinforces my idea that she should go for Warren, but even if Kaine is VP, Hillary/ Kaine is still 1000% times better than Trumpence anyway.
 

diaspora

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Kaine argues that it is unfair for these large banks to be required to calculate and report their liquidity ― a critical measure of risk ― on a daily basis. Kaine wants to change that reporting to once a month.
Still waiting to hear from people how this would lead to another 2008.
I was agreeing with you that people don't seem to understand what Kaine is suggesting. :)

My bad :p
 
You guys really need to stop being one issue voters. Like read up on him before going WELP, TIME TO VOTE TRUMP. Tim Kaine was a pretty good governor of Virginia. He is immensely liked by African Americans and Hispanic communities. He worked as a missionary in Honduras. The dude helped with integrating public schools in VA. He is really well respected by Obama too. And he speaks fluent spanish.
As a young Richmond lawyer, Kaine focused on housing discrimination cases. His work within the black community helped fuel his first election victory to the city council in 1995. Baskerville served with Kaine on the Richmond City Council. She remembers that election.

BASKERVILLE: After he won, he held up his loafer that - he had a hole in the bottom of his loafers 'cause he had walked so much in the community. The African-American community very well respected him and very much supported him.

DAVIS: Those values are what prompted his early endorsement of then little-known Illinois Senator Barack Obama in 2007. Kaine was the first Democratic governor to back him. Mark Rubin was Kaine's attorney when he was governor. I met him at City Diner, one of Kaine's local hangouts.

MARK RUBIN: But the notion of having the first black president was a big deal to Tim, and so he jumped.


DAVIS: That support helped earn Kaine a place on Obama's short list in 2007. This time his supporters say that record on diversity and his cross-party appeal could help a candidate who is disliked by as many Americans as her opponent
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