Fed Seeks Comment on Proposed Stress Test Changes
The Federal Reserve today released for comment several proposals that together attempt to bring more transparency to stress testing exercises—a long-standing ...
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House Committee Passes ABA-Advocated Bills
During a markup yesterday and today, the House Financial Services Committee approved several regulatory relief bills advocated by ABA as ...
FDIC’s Gruenberg Plans to Stay on Until Successor Confirmed
FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg today said he would remain in office after his term expires on Nov. 29 until a ...
GOP, Democratic Senators Strike Bipartisan Reg Relief Deal
Numerous regulatory relief proposals long backed by ABA are included in a bipartisan deal announced today by Senate Banking Committee ...
Fed’s Quarles: More Transparency Coming to Stress Tests
The Federal Reserve will move soon to bring more transparency to stress testing exercises, Fed Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal ...
Newsbytes Podcast: From Jay Powell to the ‘Joy of Zelle’
It's a big news week on the latest episode of the ABA Newsbytes Podcast. Co-hosts Evan Sparks and Shaun Kern ...
ABA Op-Ed Calls for Re-Examination of Stress Test Requirements
In an American Banker op-ed today, ABA VP Hugh Carney and senior counsel Shaun Kern called on Congress to reconsider ...
State Associations Call for Continued Bipartisan Work on Reg Reform
Fifty-one state bankers associations today wrote to members of the Senate Banking Committee encouraging lawmakers to continue pursuing the goal ...
OCC’s Noreika: Arbitrary Thresholds Serve as Competitive Barriers
Arbitrary asset thresholds “often have the perverse effect of acting as competitive barriers,” and prevent banks from scaling organically, said ...
In Talk on Post-Crisis Regs, Yellen Embraces ‘Appropriate Adjustments’
Speaking to the annual monetary policy conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., today, Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen offered a broad ...
