Michelle Bowman, the Federal Reserve's new vice chair for supervision, on Friday outlined plans to ease regulatory headwinds ...

This note examines the transmission of credit risk of banks to the sovereign using the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank in March 2023—an event that reverberated globally across banking sectors—as ...

The CEO didn’t mince words Monday on the bank regulatory approach over the last 15 years. Regulators “went so far beyond what ...

See also Call to ban cash in war on drugs stirs cash-loving France Crypto ... overlap with bank regulations for AML data. The core regulations are not changing, but their scope and the list of obliged ...

The ECB’s task force included central bank governors ... banking regulation, amid growing fears the region is falling behind. The central bank governors of Germany, France and Italy are among ...

the Bank of France, the Bank of Italy and the Bank of Finland did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment. The ECB does not have power to change rules, which is the prerogative of ...

Bessent's remarks were short on specific proposed changes to banking regulations or capital requirements, but he said that the Trump administration would look at the capital buffer framework for ...

draw on a sufficient amount of emergency liquidity from the central bank. The purpose of Switzerland’s regulation of big banks should be revisited. The committee had voiced some fundamental ...

the UK’s banking sector was placed under a much stricter regime. Bonuses were limited, regulations were beefed up and the whole industry scrutinised like never before. The idea was to make banks ...

The governor of the Bank of England (BoE) has issued a stark warning against dismantling the financial regulations introduced after the 2008 global financial crisis. Speaking at the University of ...

Last month, the Bank of England’s deputy governor said Britain should avoid engaging in a “race to the bottom” on financial regulation ... exit – we need to change it if we want to get ...