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Week InReview: June 16, 2017

Treasury's Wall Street relief doesn't have to wait for Congress - Mnuchin says 80 percent of proposals don't need legislation; regulators can act alone on Volcker Rule, stress test changes | Trump's Wall Street game plan needs players - The Trump administration has said the bulk of its plan for overhauling bank regulation can be done via executive order and through regulators. But Trump is months away from installing top officials at key regulatory posts to carry out his agenda. | Bank rules need a trim rather than a buzz cut - US Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin's report badly overstates its case | Does anyone remember how to make a subprime mortgage? - Brokers willing to learn the lost art of making risky mortgages are in demand again | FINRA to release more guidance on bad brokers - At Georgetown event, CEO Cook says the self-regulator will give firms a better understanding of expectations on identifying high-risk brokers

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