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Risk & Compliance
U.S. Frees Prudential From ‘Too Big to Fail’ Label
The Financial Stability Oversight Council's decision means there are no longer any nonbanks subject to stricter, post-crisis oversight.
By
Matthew Heller
| October 17, 2018
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Risk & Compliance
GE Capital Sheds ‘Too Big To Fail’ Label
Regulators decide the finance firm is no longer "systemically important," recognizing GE's extensive divestitures of non-core assets.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| June 29, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
Largest U.S. Banks Pass Latest Stress Tests
The banks' projected capital cushions in the event of a severe recession all exceeded the Fed's minimum requirements.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| June 27, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
Five Top Banks Fail Tests of Bankruptcy Plans
The firms now have until Oct. 1 to show they can survive a financial collapse without a taxpayer bailout.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| April 13, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
GE Capital Says It’s Not ‘Too Big To Fail’
The GE unit says it has completed 80% of its asset reductions and exited consumer lending.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| March 31, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
Judge Strips MetLife of ‘Too Big to Fail’ Label
MetLife's victory in a legal battle with regulators could encourage other institutions to challenge the "systemically important" designation.
By
Matthew Heller
| March 30, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
U.K. Lenders Must Issue $41B in New Debt
The additional debt will go toward the financial cushion that banks must have to comply with new EU regulations.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| December 11, 2015
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Risk & Compliance
Canadian Banks Face $114B Compliance Bill
New global rules will require the banks to have a shock-absorbing cushion even though they avoided the 2008 crisis.
By
Matthew Heller
| November 18, 2015
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Risk & Compliance
Banks Facing $1.2T Deficit Under Stability Plan
A top regulator says the new rules are a "robust standard" that allows "systemically important" banks to fail without putting taxpayer funds at risk.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| November 9, 2015
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Risk
S&P Puts Largest U.S. Banks On ‘Credit Watch Negative’
There is now a lower probability that the eight largest U.S. banks would be bailed out by the federal government in a crisis, says Standard & Poor's.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| November 3, 2015
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Risk Management
Big Banks Face $120B Shortfall Under Fed Rule
The Fed's proposed rule on big banks' “total loss absorbing capacity” is part of the new regime designed to avert a "too big to fail" scenario.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| November 2, 2015
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Investment Banking
Bank Regulators Meet on ‘Too-Big-to-Fail’ Rule
“Total loss absorbency capacity” will require lenders to have capital and debt equivalent to at least 16% to 20% of their risk-weighted assets.
By
Matthew Heller
| September 25, 2015
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Risk & Compliance
Bankruptcy Bill Would Replace Bank Bailouts
The Taxpayer Protection and Responsible Resolution Act creates a Chapter 14 for banks and replaces Dodd-Frank's orderly liquidation authority.
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Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| July 23, 2015
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Risk & Compliance
Big Banks Detail Latest ‘Living Will’ Plans
On the fourth try, U.S. systemically important financial institutions aimed to be more realistic about how they would approach a bankruptcy.
By
Matthew Heller
| July 7, 2015
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The Economy
Too Much Finance Hampers Economic Growth: OECD
Over the past 50 years, credit by banks and other institutions to households and businesses has grown three times as fast as economic activity.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| June 17, 2015
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