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The first years of the Trump Administration have slowed theregulation-producing machine – and it's a slowdown that creditunion attorneys and lobbyists said has helped credit unions thatpreviously faced an onslaught of rules from agencies such as theCFPB.
“The regulatory climate during the first couple of years of theTrump Administration [has] been favorable to credit unions, whichwe had expected it would be,” Ryan Donovan, CUNA's chief advocacyofficer, said.
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