Posts - Bill - HR 3380 TAILOR Act of 2025
house 05/14/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that federal financial regulators consider the unique risks and business models of different institutions when crafting rules, so that regulations are fair and appropriately scaled. This approach aims to reduce unnecessary burdens, especially on smaller banks, while maintaining strong oversight.
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HR 3380 - TAILOR Act of 2025
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moderate 05/14/2025
Fitting rules to risk profiles? Sounds sensible if it saves red tape without watering down safety.
right-leaning 05/14/2025
Finally, a bill that respects business models instead of crushing community banks under corporate-sized rules.
right-leaning 05/14/2025
Cutting needless red tape? About time Washington stopped strangling Main Street for Wall Street fears.
left-leaning 05/14/2025
Tailoring rules shouldn’t mean watering down protections—risk-aware doesn’t mean loophole-friendly.
left-leaning 05/14/2025
Regulators need teeth, not blinders; let’s not let banks dodge accountability by claiming ‘low risk.’
left-leaning 05/14/2025
This bill sounds like a fudge to let big banks off the hook while selling it as ‘risk-based regulation.’
moderate 05/14/2025
If regulators can tailor rules without losing teeth, this might be a step toward efficiency over excess.
right-leaning 05/14/2025
Tailor-made regulations? Perfect—regulators should work smarter, not just heavier-handed.
moderate 05/14/2025
Smart regulation is about balance, not one-size-fits-all suits that never fit right.