There is a reform in America’s law especially in a financial and business sector. This was made and agreed by The President of the United States, Barrack Obama as a way to protect the consumer. “The situation we describe later is which side do you choose?’” It was said by the representative of New Jersey senator, Robert Menendez, who is also Chairperson Senate Democratic Campaign Committee. Republican Senate candidate in Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Missouri and North Carolina have rejected the Bill on financial sector reform in the Congress or Senate. “This law just wasting your time and money will not strengthen our capital markets and will not create jobs unless the government alone,” said Chief Executive U.S. Chamber of Commerce Tom Donohue, in a written statement. In a Bloomberg poll this month, four out of five surveyed said the U.S. population has little or no confidence the law on financial sector reforms will prevent future crises.

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With the enactment of Law on financial sector reform, the struggle in parliament last year passed a regulation to drafting and it was over. This law was issued following the global financial crisis in 2008, which makes collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc, and shook Wall Street and the U.S. economy. Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform gave the government new authority to issue financial companies failed to potentially compromise the entire system. New rules on derivatives markets and business will also be applied, and consumer protection bureau at the Federal Reserve central bank will also be established to monitor the home loan to a credit card. According to Obama, this Act will provide the strongest consumer protection throughout U.S. history through a special clause in the Consumer Protection Act.

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