Barney Frank — the retired US senator who co-authored the Dodd-Frank Act to tighten bank regulations after the 2008 financial crisis — is now under fire over his role in the latest US banking ...

Barney Frank during a hearing of the House Financial Services Committee on Capitol Hill in 2009. The former congressman had been a board member for Signature Bank since 2015.

Barney Frank visited the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Monday before President Obama addressed Wall Street, and he was asked by Bloomberg TV to preview the speech.

Political memoirs often deploy ghost writers, lawyers and consultants to help the author homogenize the past and move mistakes to the passive voice. Barney Frank is made of sterner stuff. In his ...

The morning after his retirement announcement, Rep. Barney Frank scored an interview on NBC's "Today" show, gaining the opportunity to act as an elder statesman in front of a TV audience of ...

Barney Frank has been a major supporter of every policy that got us into this mess, from the Community Reinvestment Act to President Clinton’s mandate for banks to extend a minimum number of ...

Barney Frank gives a thumbs up to Senator Charles Schumer after a meeting on the financial crisis Thursday, September 25, 2008. (Lauren Victoria Burke / AP) July 11, 2015. Share. Save.

The former congressman on his new autobiography “Frank" — -- Power Players It took former Rep. Barney Frank 32 years to come out as gay. But now, as rumors swirl alleging that resigning-Rep ...

And in Mr. Frank’s case it has been a nice one, with cash compensation of $121,750 and stock awards of $180,182 in 2022 alone. He’s been on the board since 2015.

Dodd-Frank imposed additional regulatory safeguards on banks with more than $50 billion in assets, but the rollback that passed this week, among other things, raises that threshold to $250 billion.

Barney Frank’s interview with Business Week is a must-read for connoisseurs of hubris. The bad news for Republicans is that they will need to build a compelling, comprehensive, and detailed ...

Mr. Frank alleged last week that regulators seized Signature, whose board he served on, “to send a message to get people away from crypto.” It increasingly appears that way.