Bank regulators are considering an increase in capital requirements as result of the implementation of Basel III, recent turmoil in the sector, and a new comprehensive assessment initiated by Federal Reserve Vice Chair Barr. Increased capital requirements would have the effect of diverting lending activity away from banks, towards less-regulated entities. Recognizing this possibility, FDIC Chair Gruenberg emphasized the need for increased oversight of the nonbank sector. Read More
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Published on July 7, 2023
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