NAR opposed rules promulgated three years ago by
federal bank regulators because they preempted state real estate lending and banking laws for state incorporated subsidiaries of national banks.
Not exact matches
First and foremost, the top
banks are big
because the
Federal Reserve and other
regulators have over the past several decades allowed and even encouraged a series of mergers between strong
banks and weak.
Among other things, brokers can say goodbye to state regulation of their activities and, along with that, the relatively low barriers to entry, Lereah says,
because brokerages will have to meet requirements set by
federal banking regulators.