The disagreement between financial institutions and regulators over changes in the exam process may not be resolved on Capitol Hill any time soon.
The House Financial Services Committee hasn't scheduled a markup of a bill to allow financial institutions to appeal exams to an administrative law judge. A spokeswoman for the panel declined to say whether or when such a session might occur.
No companion bill has been introduced in the Senate and the Obama administration hasn't taken a position on the measure. Therefore, even if it passes the House its future prospects are uncertain.
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