Groups representing the banking industry recently sued the Federal Reserve, arguing that the secret procedures the central bank uses to formulate its annual bank stress tests are illegal.
The tests are notable because they are conducted absent the notice-and-comment formula that defines the bulk of US regulation.
As such, the
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