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In this Nov. 27, 2017, file photo Joseph M. Otting speaks after his swearing in ceremony as Comptroller of the Currency, at the Treasury Department in Washington.

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Federal Banking Regulator Steps Down After Anti-Redlining Law Overhaul

By  Zach Wilson
   

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Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting is stepping down following a massive overhaul of a landmark 1977 anti-redlining law.

Reset checks in with Aaron Glantz of Reveal News for more on Otting’s departure and what it means for banks across the country.

GUEST: Aaron Glantz, author and senior reporter at Reveal News

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