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Financial Reform Bill Enters Home Stretch

With an historic financial services regulatory reform bill about to enter the home stretch on Capitol Hill, insurance industry groups will keep lobbying to craft an acceptable compromise in reconciling the House and Senate versions.

By Arthur D. Postal | Updated on May 30, 2010

With an historic financial services regulatory reform bill about to enter the home stretch on Capitol Hill, insurance industry groups will keep lobbying to craft an acceptable compromise in reconciling the House and Senate versions before a final bill reaches President Barack Obama’s desk as soon as July 4.

The stage was set to start negotiating a final measure after the Senate voted 59-39 on May 20 to make the most sweeping changes to financial services oversight since The Great Depression.

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