美联储将推出自特朗普上任以来最重要的银行监管规则改革
美联储副主席Randal Quarles。 图片来源:JONATHAN ERNST/REUTERS
The Federal Reserve is expected to complete some of the most significant changes to bank rules since President Trump took office, setting up a new way of deciding which large banks are hit with its toughest regulations.
The Fed announced last Thursday it would vote Oct. 10 on a measure to ease liquidity and capital rules for large U.S. banks, signing off on a plan that may lower regulatory costs for regional U.S. lenders under the $700 billion asset line. Foreign banks with operations in the U.S. are also expected to win relief.
Under a proposal released a year ago, the Fed would divide large U.S. banks into four categories based on their size and other risk factors. Regional lenders would be either entirely free from certain capital and liquidity requirements or see those requirements reduced.
The Fed also said it planned to ease requirements that large banks plan annually for their own demise, completing a measure on what are known as living wills that it formally floated this spring.
While no one rule change thus far has been monumental, the collective changes represent a significant step to soften the impact of the Dodd-Frank law, signed in 2010 to ward off another meltdown.
Andrew Ackerman
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