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GRIP Extra: SEC to cut enforcement staff by 17%, Wells Fargo freed from asset cap
Our in-brief roundup also includes Bristol Myers Squibb and BioNTech in a drug partnership, Reddit suing Anthropic for using its data, and BlackRock being removed from Texas blacklist.
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Podcast: A GRIP discussion on law, compliance and policymaking in 2025
Alexander and Julie say mandates in consumer protection, sustainability reporting, and privacy mean companies must maintain resources and skills to meet compliance challenges.
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GRIP Extra: ExxonMobile lobbyist implicated in hacking campaign, UK postpones capital requirements
Other news includes the SEC rescinding crypto-unfriendly SAB 121, Meta keeping its fact-checking outside of the US, and Japan significantly raising its interest rates.
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PRA announces delay to stricter capital requirement rules for British banks until January 2027
The BoE says it wants to see what happens to the regulation in the US, with uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s deregulation agenda.
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Federal Reserve stress tests face legal challenge as buffer criticism mounts
Intended to protect banks from catastrophe, stress testing and stringent capital buffer requirements face stiff resistance.
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OPINION: US regulatory compliance outlook for 2025
Let’s take a look ahead to 2025 and think about how the regulatory and compliance landscape could undergo transformation – or not.
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ECB unsure about publishing details of research into capital requirements for EU lenders
The study was compiled last year to counter mounting pressure from the banking sector.
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Inside the Bank of London, the unicorn that had an ‘immediate’ need for cash
Fintech’s short history includes leasing Archegos’s old offices and hiring a convicted fraudster.