Dodd-Frank rollback heads to Trump's desk

What it does: The threshold for banks to "face stricter Federal Reserve oversight as systemically important financial institutions" is raised from $50 billion to $250 billion, Bloomberg reports.

• It also allows big banks to "include municipal bonds in required stockpiles of assets" to sell in case a crisis hits, per Bloomberg.
• The majority of banks will see less-strict mortgage loan data reporting requirements, CNBC reports.
• The bill also requires "credit reporting companies to provide free credit monitoring services.”