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Federal Reserve Board Announces It Has Finalized a Rule Adjusting the Board’s Maximum Civil Money Penalties

Orrick - Finance 20/20 on 1/25/2018

On January 12, 2018, the Federal Reserve Board announced that it had finalized its rule about maximum civil money penalties. This action was taken in response to a law that directed federal agencies to change their limits...more

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Federal Reserve Board Announces It Has Finalized a Rule Adjusting the Board’s Maximum Civil Money Penalties

Bridging the Week - November 2016 #3

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