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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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Comptroller of the Currency Gould discusses bank charters and digital assets custody
Jonathan Gould said the OCC would be focusing on boosting de novo bank chartering and protecting the right of national trust banks to custody digital assets.
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US bank regulators scrap 2013 leveraged lending guidance
The guidance had drawn criticism for operating as a rule without adhering to formal rulemaking procedure.
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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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A system under strain: Lawmakers probe the future of deposit insurance
The House Financial Services Committee has begun to reexamine the foundations of American deposit insurance, opening a debate that blends questions of data, technology, risk, and political appetite.
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GOP House committee members seek rescission of four bank agency guidance docs
Republican lawmakers say these documents have become key examination items by regulators instead of pure principles-based guidelines.
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Regulatory standoff tests contours of deposit reporting
FDIC counterclaim against Capital One turns technical disagreement over uninsured deposit reporting into one of the most consequential test cases of post-crisis assessment rules.
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GRIP Extra: Fed to publish stress-test models, EDPB backs extending UK GDPR adequacy to Dec 2031
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.