WASHINGTON—Senators expanded a bipartisan bill aimed at rolling back postcrisis rules on Wednesday, adding a provision aimed at limiting regulators’ ability to restrict commercial-real-estate lending and clarifying U.S. regulators can tightly oversee foreign banks with significant U.S. operations. The additions, which also touch on student-loan lending, identity fraud, corporate capital raising and other issues, still need to be approved by the Senate, which is expected to vote on the measure by next week.

Source: Wall Street Journal March 08, 2018 01:09 UTC