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
Regulators Navigate Ongoing Banking and Capital Requirements
Published on July 7, 2023
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