Federal Reserve Plans to Ease Post-2008 Bank Capital Rules
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The Federal Reserve plans to significantly reduce capital requirements for the largest US banks by easing the supplementary leverage ratio, aiming to improve market functioning and align with international standards, despite concerns about increased risk and potential for future financial instability.
Topics:top-news#2008-financial-crisis#bank-regulation#capital-requirements#federal-reserve#finance#leverage-ratio
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