The ink has just dried on the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law, but there is already talk among some about changing the legislation.
NAFCU has already written a letter to lawmakers suggesting changes, and its officials have outlined concerns during their meetings with Treasury Department officials and regulators. CUNA hasn't sent a letter to lawmakers and has no imminent plans to do so. However, its officials have also spoken with regulators about concerns over what it calls excessive regulatory burden.
Spokesmen for the Senate Banking Committee and House Financial Services Committee said there are no current plans to revisit the legislation, which President Obama signed in July.
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