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FSOC Standards for Nonbank Lenders Look Unlikely — for Now
January 23, 2020
Brandon Ivey
The Financial Stability Oversight Council would have to complete a number of steps before it can subject nonbank lenders and servicers to increased over-sight and prudential standards.
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