Letters

September 2016
On 8th Anniversary of Lehman Bankruptcy, Senator Warren Calls for IG Review of DOJ's Failed Response to Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission Referrals
August 2016
Warren and Grassley Ask Standard-Setting Committee About Next Steps to Incorporate Medical Device Identifiers on Insurance Claim Forms
Senators Raise Concerns About Mylan's EpiPen Price Hike and Expanded Patient Assistance Program
July 2016
Senators Urge Education Department to Reform Student Loan Servicing to Better Protect Borrowers
Warren Renews Objections to SEC Efforts to Limit Disclosure Requirements
Cummings, Warren, Warner Launch Investigation Of Major Derivatives Clearing Organizations’ Recovery and Resolution Plans
June 2016
Warren, Hatch, and Rubio Call for GAO Review of Sober Living Home Federal and State Oversight
May 2016
Senator Warren Urges IRS to Select Balanced Representation for Electronic Tax Advisory Committee
Warren and Cotton Raise Bipartisan Concerns About Financial Adviser Misconduct, Ask FINRA to Protect Investors
Warren: Navient Should Fix Abysmal Student Loan Servicing, Not Spend Millions on Lobbying for Sweetheart Deals
April 2016
Cummings and Warren Release GAO Report Highlighting Dramatic Growth of Nonbank Mortgage Servicers
Federal Agencies Commit to Marijuana Scheduling Decision by Mid-2016
March 2016
Senator Warren Calls for SEC Investigation Into Financial Services Providers Over Contradictory Statements on the DOL Conflict of Interest Rule
Sen. Warren Seeks Information from CFTC Commissioner Giancarlo on Flawed Committee Report
February 2016
Sen. Warren Asks CFTC Commissioner to Withdraw Biased, Faulty Committee Report
Cummings and Warren Highlight Financial Industry’s Contradictory Statements on Retirement Adviser Conflict of Interest Rule
December 2015
Senators Seek Further Information About Federal Efforts to Facilitate Medical Marijuana Research
Senators Warren, Durbin and Blumenthal Raise Concerns About Federal Settlement with For-Profit College Company EDMC
November 2015
Warren and Cummings Investigation Finds That Repeal of Dodd-Frank Provision Now Allows Banks to Keep Nearly $10 Trillion in Risky Trades on Books
September 2015
Senator Warren Sends Letters to Brookings, Labor Dept
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