Charles Taylor

Director, Pew Charitable Trusts' Financial Reform Project

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Director of the Financial Reform Project at the Pew Charitable Trusts

Charles Taylor on KCRW

In the House version of finance reform, the provision that banks hate most is an independent agency for consumer protection.

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In the House version of finance reform, the provision that banks hate most is an independent agency for consumer protection.

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The US Senate's next item of business is finance reform, with Democrats trying to draw up an offer Republicans can't refuse.

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The US Senate's next item of business is finance reform, with Democrats trying to draw up an offer Republicans can't refuse.

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