New York (State). Temporary State Commission on Banking, Insurance, and Financial Services

Legislation of 1983 established this Commission to propose changes in the regulation of banking, insurance, and other financial services; to determine the extent to which such changes would serve the public interest; and to consider how consumers of financial services might be protected.

After four months of work, the Commission submitted its report to the Governor and Legislature on February 15, 1984. Commission member Louis J. Lefkowitz submitted a separate report dissenting from some of the recommendations expressed in the Commission's report.

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