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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 80747

  • From: Dawn Stanko
    Organization(s):
    Dawn Stanko

    Comment No: 34484
    Date: 2/19/2011

    Comment Text:

    Submitter Info:
    First Name: Dawn
    Last Name: Stanko
    Mailing Address: 9828 Concord Rd
    City: Dublin
    Country: United States
    State or Province: OH
    Postal Code: 43017
    Organization Name: Dawn Stanko

    Dear Chairman Gensler:

    Re: End-User Exception to Mandatory Clearing of Swaps (RIN 3038-AD10)

    The big banks and their allies are pushing for changes in the transparency requirements of Dodd-Frank that would throw important trades back into the shadows. Specifically, they are calling for exemptions for a very broad array of companies from the clearing and margin requirements of the act. THIS WILL BE THE DEMISE OF OUR FINANCIAL SYSTEM. THE ARTICLE IN ROLLING STONE DOCUMENTS HOW THE LAWS ARE NOT BEING ENFORCED, AND THIS WILL ONLY CONTRIBUTE TO MORE FRAUD AND STEALING.

    You may be thinking that these decisions will somehow not affect you, BUT WHEN YOU STEAL FROM YOU COUNTRYMEN, YOU STEAL FROM YOURSELF!

    We must not broaden this narrow, commonsense exception to include financial and commercial institutions that want to gamble in the derivatives markets. Doing so would allow systemically important companies to enter into risky trades in a market with zero transparency and accountability.

    This is exactly the kind of murky shadow banking that led to the meltdown - as every objective observer of our present financial situation well knows. Please implement Dodd-Frank as written and do not give in to the pressure to weaken the legislation in the rulemaking process.

    Thank you!

    Thanks for your help!

    Dawn Stanko

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