OCC to divide supervisory functions by bank size
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency will split its bank supervision and examination division into three distinct units ...
Tag: Tailored regulation
ABA’s Carney shares proposals for financial regulation reform
In testimony before House lawmakers, ABA EVP Hugh Carney outlined four key policy recommendations aimed at making financial regulations “more ...
ABA Viewpoint: Indexing for stability
The FDIC’s recent proposal to index key asset thresholds is a long-overdue step toward modernizing a regulatory framework that has ...
ABA expresses support for banking-related bills
ABA urged House lawmakers to support six bills covering a wide range of banking-related issues, from the Federal Reserve’s discount ...
Banking groups urge regulators to prioritize indexing of supervisory asset thresholds
ABA, along with 52 banking trade associations, sent a letter urging leaders at the Federal Reserve, Office of the Comptroller ...
Bowman outlines priorities as Fed vice chair for supervision
Bowman called for a reemphasis on regulatory tailoring, a rethinking of capital requirements, a review of many regulations enacted in ...
ABA Viewpoint: Making the endgame a real endgame
If U.S. regulators move forward on the Basel III endgame, they must roll back redundant rules that over-complicate the capital ...
House committee advances multiple banking-related bills
The House Financial Services Committee advanced nine bills supported by ABA, covering issues ranging from bank merger applications to regulatory ...
The best way to index supervisory thresholds
Indexing asset thresholds to account for inflation is a no-brainer — but how to index matters. Indexing to aggregate year-on-year ...
Rep. Hill endorses higher asset thresholds for supervision
Noting that asset thresholds in statutes like the Dodd-Frank Act are “artificial barriers” distorting strategic decision-making by banks, House Financial ...
