Gregory A. Schroeder
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Op-Ed
The insurance fix isn’t in Washington, D.C.
I’ve gotten the letter about the weeds. I’ve sat through the meetings. But if I want to see where my homeowners association dues go, I have the law on my side: a written request, 10 business…
Originally published inSanta Fe New Mexican
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Letter to the Editor
Banning personalized pricing isn’t fairness
You kept your driving record clean and paid your bills on time. Your insurer and your bank noticed and they charged you less. That’s personalized pricing. Insurers and lenders call it underwriting. A campaign to outlaw…
Originally published inThe Washington Times
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Coalition Letter
SPPI Joins Coalition Urging Senate Committee Leaders to Reject the Railway Safety Act
The letter urges the chairmen and ranking members of three Senate committees to reject the administration’s proposal to add the Railway Safety Act of 2025 (H.R. 928), with its two-person freight crew mandate, to the surface…
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TV & Radio
How Did a Nonprofit Become America’s Insurance Regulator?
SPPI Executive Vice President Gregory A. Schroeder joined Brandon Vogt on 96.3 FM KKOB to discuss who writes the rules for insurance and consumer credit.
Aired on96.3 FM KKOB
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Op-Ed
Elizabeth Warren Came to Dance On a Grave. The Corpse Was at Home
Sen. Elizabeth Warren spent months demanding regulators kill Enova International’s bank deal. On Sept. 14 she got her wish. Enova announced a buyback. As funerals go, it was upbeat. Enova withdrew its applications with the Comptroller…
Originally published inRealClearMarkets
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Op-Ed
What Does a Pizza Have to Do With a Loan?
I was reading about Linney’s Pizza v. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, a case involving a Kentucky pizza shop and the fees merchants pay on debit-card transactions, and it got me thinking about…
Originally published inDC Journal
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Coalition Letter
SPPI Joins Coalition Urging Treasury to Close the Chinese Battery Component Loophole
The letter asks Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and the IRS to enforce the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s foreign-entity restrictions so Chinese-controlled battery companies cannot claim Section 45X or 48E tax credits through U.S. subsidiaries or…