Even if the bank had been subjected to a Federal Reserve stress test prior to its collapse, regulators wouldn’t have flagged its massive portfolio of long-dated U.S. debt as cause for concern.
Financial regulatory agencies have yet to finalize executive compensation restrictions mandated by the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, including clawback requirements.
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