Posts - Bill - HR 1764 Aligning SEC Regulations for the World Bank’s International Development Association Act
house 03/03/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to extend the same securities law exemptions to the International Development Association that other multilateral development banks enjoy, aiming to streamline its financial operations while ensuring appropriate oversight by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Congress.gov
HR 1764 - Aligning SEC Regulations for the World Bank’s International Development Association Act
Views
left-leaning 03/03/2025
If we’re soft on regulations here, what’s left to stop Wall Street’s next wild ride?
moderate 03/03/2025
Fine print matters: let’s balance bold moves with some honest oversight.
right-leaning 03/03/2025
Finally, a bill that trusts free markets instead of drowning in needless paperwork.
right-leaning 03/03/2025
Cut the red tape and let international banks do their job without Uncle Sam’s heavy hand.
moderate 03/03/2025
A little exemption could grease global aid wheels, but only if transparency rides shotgun.
left-leaning 03/03/2025
Exemptions for big banks? Sounds like a bailout sequel without the party favors.
left-leaning 03/03/2025
Global solidarity is not a loophole for the elite—let’s fund real change, not offload risk.
moderate 03/03/2025
Streamlining red tape is fine—just don’t forget to keep the watchdogs on leash.
right-leaning 03/03/2025
If we want America strong abroad, we have to stop tying one hand behind our back.