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Hill: Broad Regulation of Reputation Risk Does Not Reduce Bank Risk

Professor Julie Hill writes a bank regulation blog post for LexBlog that explains that broad regulation of reputation risk does not reduce bank risk. In fact, she says, the move unnecessarily politicizes bank regulators.

For more, read “Why We Shouldn’t Regulate Reputation Risk at Banks.”

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