Open Markets condemns FDIC chair’s attempt to obstruct efforts to rein in Too Big to Fail banks.
Read MoreOpen Markets strengthens calls to regulators to move to protect the public from AWS in light of outage and the NASDAQ announcement.
Read MoreOpen Markets laments losing a powerful defender against concentrations of power in financial sector.
Read MoreOpen Markets applauds the FTC for demonstrating a commitment to ensuring the resiliency and robustness of the semiconductor industry.
Read MoreOpen Markets points to the DOJ’s commitment to preventing further consolidation as a major factor in merger decision.
Read MoreOpen Markets spearheads a coalition letter to FSOC urging them to bring AWS under the supervision of the Federal Reserve as a utility.
Read MoreIn light of Biden’s nomination of Jerome Powell for Chair of the Federal Reserve, Open Markets urges the President to nominate Dr. Lisa Cook and Sarah Bloom Raskin to remaining open Fed Board seats.
Read MoreOpen Markets urges the Senate to support Omarova’s nomination to lead the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in light of hearing.
Read MoreJonathan Kanter’s confirmation signals that it’s time for Big Tech executives to figure out how to make a living by serving people, not picking pockets.
Read MoreOpen Markets applauds Senator Klobuchar for developing bipartisan legislation that aims to prevent platform monopolists from cementing and augmenting their already dangerous levels of power.
Read MoreOpen Markets celebrates the Department of Justice’s vote to file a civil antitrust lawsuit to block the proposed merger between Penguin Random House, a subsidiary of Bertelsmann, and Simon & Schuster.
Read MoreAddressing threats to fair competition, and investors and consumers should come before facilitating the growth of private money.
Read More26 years later, the FTC reinstates the “Prior Approval Policy” taking back the power to restrict anticompetitive mergers.
Read MoreOpen Markets applauds the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for ordering Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Square, and PayPal to disclose information about their payment system practices.
Read MoreOpen Markets urges the President’s Working Group on Financial Markets to ensure any recommendations for stablecoin regulation utilize their existing authorities and address existing investor protection, consumer protection, and systemic risk issues.
Read MoreOpen Markets applauds the introduction of the “The American Innovation and Choice Online Act.”
Read MoreOpen Markets celebrates the confirmation of Chopra to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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