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banking, this is not only about interest rates going up or down but also how you manage banks and whether you have the right amount of cost-cutting. d.: dr mifid cause a huge amount disruption but i do think interest rates are half of what is necessary for a decent recovery in the bankingr. let's face it, we make our money by borrowing short and lending long. when you have a very flat yield curve, that's difficult to do. we would love to see high interest rates. to how far you can cut costs because at some point you need to reinstall the investment in order to benefit from high interest rates. it's a tricky one. they have another year or two of pain to go, i guess. french banks really compete with u.s. investment banks. back in the early part of the decade there was a belief that european banks can go out there and create a global platform but it's proven much more difficult to do that. i think the commish the mifid and ecb actions, not to mention which helped to quell business across the board, have made life more difficult for european banks. that weonably confident will be able to make some progress. the u.s. banks are pulling ahead. if the fed moves to her three times this year does it force the ecb to act a little bit sooner? think what don't other central banks a

dr. foster, we have worked from the yen of full repeal to the senate exempt community banks. we have identical language to exempt community banks in this bill, mr. speaker. that's why we got a 50-0 vote in our committee. it's common sense. but we add one feature we think improves that senate language, and that is the heart of what is changing this bill and a heart of what dr. foster worked on which is, how do we harmonize the interpretation of this thousand-page complex rule that our federal reserve bank esidents don't understand, they said they have to have a ouiji board to understand it. we needed an interpretation of this rule and that's what dr. foster and i propose today. we have an interagency working group. they sit around and drink coffee and figure out ways to harmonize stuff, but they failed. hundreds of questions submitted. how do we interpret this rule? they could come up with 21 answers, mr. speaker, out of hundreds submitted. sore for that reason dr. foster and i suggested the federal reserve system be first among equals in interpret this rule, this complex rule. why? because they oversee all the bank holding comp