Banking on Bill Clinton

From the beginning of his election campaign in 1992, President Clinton has had much to say about the US banking system. Since then, Canadian bankers have been closely following his initiatives and policies in this area. Although he and his cabinet have not outlined a definitive banking agenda to dat...

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Published inCanadian banker (1983) Vol. 100; no. 3; p. 30
Main Author Kuch, Christine D
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Toronto Canadian Bankers' Association 01.05.1993
Subjects
Bank examinations
Bank examiners
Banking industry
Banks
Banks & banking
Clinton, Bill
Collateral
Community Development
Community development banks
Credit policy
Deficits
Deposit insurance
Deregulation
Economic policy
Economy
Employment
GDP
Gross Domestic Product
Job creation
National debt
Policy making
Presidency
Presidents
Problem solving
Public Officials
Regulation of financial institutions
Regulatory Agencies
Small Business
Small Business Loans
Us Congress
Canada
United States
North America
US
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Summary:From the beginning of his election campaign in 1992, President Clinton has had much to say about the US banking system. Since then, Canadian bankers have been closely following his initiatives and policies in this area. Although he and his cabinet have not outlined a definitive banking agenda to date, the president has left no doubt that he considers the granting of credit in the US to be a significant issue for his administration. Clinton has made it clear that he intends to propose solutions for major social and economic problems.