Lawmakers will be descending back onto Capitol Hill next week, and the Senate Banking Committee, where the bill has been stalled, is planning to hold a hearing to vote on the bill before the end of the month.
On Friday, a banking source told The Block that it is continuing to offer solutions to tighten yield prohibition language because of concerns about lending and economic growth.
A separate source familiar with the discussions said that the focus now seems to be on “getting the banks in line to support the compromise.”