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Op-Ed

February 1, 2018

MetLife Case Results in a Good Outcome, but a Bad Precedent

Meghan Milloy

AAF’s Director of Financial Services Policy Meghan Milloy argues in a new Washington Examiner op-ed that the outcome of the MetLife lawsuit is correct, but the result is a weakened policymaking process for the future.

To read the op-ed, click here.

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Meghan Milloy

Former Director of Financial Services Policy

Meghan Milloy is the former Director of Financial Services Policy at the American Action Forum.

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