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Proposed bank capital requirements increases slashed in the US and UK
The US Federal Reserve and the UK’s PRA row back on last year’s forceful proposals for substantial capital reserve increases.
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Fed backs down from aggressive bank capital requirements
Under a revised proposal, large banks would have to increase their capital reserves by 9% instead of by 19%.
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Complexity of bank-nonbank relationships a key trend reshaping banking – OCC
OCC Acting Comptroller Michael J. Hsu also highlighted a growth in large banks and polarization as long-term trends.
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Fed may scale back rule, saving the biggest US banks billions
The Federal Reserve is considering a rule change that would update the inputs used to calculate large bank systemic scores.
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BIS says financial services are most exposed to benefits of AI – but also to risks
BIS says strong supervisory scrutiny and implementation of reforms needed to enhance system resilience.
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US banking regulators unveil proposed changes to banks’ capital requirements
US banking regulators address evolving international standards and the recent banking crisis involving regional banks.
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BCBS reports progress on adoption of Basel III reforms
Latest update shows 80% of member jurisdictions have adopted at least one standard.