The banking industry is arguing against new federal rules that would make them keep more money in capital reserves, saying that would reduce their ability to lend to minority-owned businesses. An opinion piece in Fortune calls them out for fighting other bills that would require banks to reveal how much they lend to minority-owned businesses.
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