As we explained yesterday, a deal on the financial reform legislation has been reached by the House-Senate conference committee. The bill must now go back to each chamber for final passage of the conference-approved deal and signature by President Obama. Today's Washington Post has several useful articles: this overview; this piece discussing consumer advocates' reactions to the legislation; and this interactive guide that explains how the legislation would work in five key areas: consumer protection; too big to fail; derivatives; risk to the financial system; and regulator shopping.
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