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Regulatory Climate

A legal situation describing the extent to which government regulations enhance or impede earnings growth. The term is used most often in the utilities industry, which must receive government approval for increases in the prices of its products. Generally speaking, the business world favors a regulatory climate with as little government oversight as possible, as this usually enables higher profits. Critics allege, however, that this sort of regulatory climate encourages unsustainable growth and/or harms the poorer segments of society. See also: Deregulation.

regulatory climate

The extent to which a regulated firm or industry is permitted to earn an adequate return on the stockholders' investment. This term is nearly always used in reference to utilities, which are required to obtain approval for rate changes. A favorable regulatory climate generally causes investors to value a company more highly because they expect its earnings to be greater.

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The report cited the current recession and changes in the regulatory climate for the trend toward more mergers and the ability of CEOs to handle the process now and in the future.

Filene issues merger study by Credit Union Times

Their collective experience and skill sets includes not only the impressive amount of time spent exclusively in the industry, but also exposure to a wide range of shifting economic tides, changing banking and regulatory climates, varying inventory and construction levels, trends in financial structures, investment and banking and more.

Industry veterans form investment banking firm by Real Estate Weekly

But bank watchers wonder if the current regulatory climate is a deal-killer in an environment that seems to favor thinning the herd of lenders.

Bank talk by Arkansas Business

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