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"Regulating Wall Street: CHOICE Act vs. Dodd-Frank," a new book by NYU Stern and NYU Law faculty, is featured
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Excerpt from RealClearMarkets -- "The argument goes that a simple leverage ratio, which could be based on liabilities or assets, does not afford regulators a sufficiently granular control mechanism. Thus, the NYU Stern School explains, 'a private investor would rarely make a decision based on a single ratio, and neither should a regulator.'"
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