By Douglas Holtz-Eakin
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Banking regulations have swung too far toward the extreme since the Wall Street meltdown in 2008, which is preventing the economy from moving forward, says the head of a Washington bank.
Mr. Wilfong said the regulatory burden now faced by commercial lenders has pushed the economy past the point of consumer protection to slow growth, he said.
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"If you create a crisis, the natural response is to overregulate," he said.
SunTrust CEO: Washington's 'recession-proof' status in jeopardy →
