Require firms receiving federal or state funds to disclose how the funds are used and bar them from acquisitions or investor distributions for two years after receipt.

Elizabeth Warren · Massachusetts · Democratic

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Commitment kind: action. Promised action: Require public disclosure of use of public funds and prohibit acquisitions or investor distributions for two years after receipt.. Promised outcome: Firms receiving federal or state funds face guardrails on use of taxpayer money.. Deadline: unknown; not assumed expired. Reintroduction of the Stop Wall Street Looting Act during Warren's current Senate term.

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Put Guardrails Around Accessing Public Funds. Firms receiving any funds from a federal or state agency must publicly disclose how the funds are used and will be prohibited from acquiring any company or making a distribution to investors for two years after receipt.

The bill would impose disclosure requirements and two-year limits on acquisitions and distributions for firms receiving public funds.

Following Historic Progress Reining in Private Equity in Housing, Warren, Lawmakers Announce Reintroduction of Comprehensive Stop Wall Street Looting Act | United States Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
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