Sentence examples for derivatives proposals from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve announced last week that it would allow the public two additional weeks to comment on some derivatives proposals.

At the banking hearing, Mr. Lew said he told the Barnier group "quite directly" that a letter they had sent to him protesting the international derivatives' proposals was "not a helpful way to promote conversations" with independent regulators.

The S.E.C. first got around to issuing a pathetically weak derivatives proposal in May.

In August, the White House sent its derivatives proposal to Congress, recommending that all standardized contracts trade on an exchange.

Robert Holifield, a top aide to Mrs. Lincoln who helped to draft much of the derivatives proposal, said the bill was "exactly what it would be if she didn't have a primary".

Outside of the conference committee chambers, discussions took place throughout the afternoon between Mrs. Lincoln's staff and groups that have been seeking to produce a compromise derivatives proposal, including other Senate negotiators, Treasury and White House officials, and a group of House members led by Representative Melissa Bean, an Illinois Democrat.

While many on Wall Street are actively fighting to weaken the derivatives proposal, the endorsement from one of the former heads of what was once a top five investment firm could give reformers added ammunition.

But Tapper later updated his blog post on the matter with a statement from Clinton counselor Doug Band that "during the interview, reflecting on a derivatives debate that occurred twelve years ago, President Clinton inadvertently conflated an analysis he received on a specific derivatives proposal with then-Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's arguments against any regulation of derivatives".

Several different ICN derivative proposals have been proposed all over the word [22 24].

Anyone who believes the Fed should be charged with protecting homeowners might want to review its history of enforcement of the Community Reinvestment Act; anyone who thinks the Fed can clean up Wall St. might be forgetting how it helped block the regulation of derivatives when proposals were brought up in Congress.

To restore confidence both in markets and in the government, Obama officials and lawmakers must tighten the derivatives reform proposal.