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The (de)regulatory agenda in US banking – 2025 and beyond
US banking regulators have altered some aspects of their supervisory stances, eliminating reputational risk as a standalone basis for supervisory criticism, among other moves.
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FCA opens consultation on bespoke market risk rules for non-bank firms
The regulator has proposed seven possible approaches for reforming current rules.
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Bowman recaps the Fed’s key moves in ’25 and those forthcoming
In her testimony on the Federal Reserve’s supervisory and regulatory activities, Bowman provides an overview of banking regulation in 2025 and what lies ahead.
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ECB looking into allegations Deutsche Bank lied about financial strength
Questions stem from a separate legal case involving Deutsche Bank and a former employee, who is suing the bank.
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Relaxing bank leverage rules carries real risk, BoE warns
Banking lobby groups in the US and the UK have been calling for relaxation of rules around bank leverage. But the UK’s top banking regulator says current circumstances are too volatile for any risky change.
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FCA cuts legal text on capital rules by 70% to reduce regulatory burden
Announcement the latest in a series of measures by the FCA aimed at aligningment with the government’s pro-growth agenda.
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GRIP Extra: FINTRAC levies record fine; SEC to weigh waivers and settlements together
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
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Canada regulatory roundup: OFSI cuts red tape, CIRO discovers cyber breach
This week’s highlights in Canadian financial regulation.