July 16
Latest Blog Posts
July 16
The current expected loss (CECL) accounting standard will make the next recession worse
July 16
Which LCR Fits Best: A Tailoring Analysis
July 16
Stress Tests and Improvements to the CCyB Framework
July 16
Contrary to a Recent Op-Ed, Banks, and their Supervisors, Take Risk-data Management Very Seriously
July 16
Welcome to the Bank Policy Institute
July 16
Stress Test Dummies: A Fundamental Problem with CCAR (and how to fix it)
July 12
Can Financial Institutions Save Privacy?
July 11
Two common misconceptions about GSIB surcharges
July 9
Closing the Pandora’s Box of International Cyber Regulatory Fragmentation?
July 7
The degree of resiliency in the banking sector was about unchanged in the first quarter of 2018
June 29
The Fed Increases Large Banks’ Capital Requirements
June 28
Is the Fed almost done reducing its securities portfolio?
June 27
Seeing the Forest for the Trees: GSIB Capital and Enhanced GSIB Regulation
June 22
An Assessment of DFAST 2018 results through the lenses of the SCB and eSLR proposals
June 20
BITS FSR outlines core principles for promoting innovation in financial services in letter to Treasury
June 15
TCH Symposium on Money Market Conditions, Bank Funding, and the Fed’s Balance Sheet
June 13
Estimating the LCR Haircut to the GSIB Surcharge
May 25
CECL Regulatory Capital Proposal Leaves Many Important Questions Unanswered
May 22
Adjusting for economic growth (as called for by the Fed), GSIB surcharges should be lowered
May 11
The Federal Reserve’s stress capital buffer proposal presents an opportunity for improvement
May 3
Rethinking Living Will Liquidity Requirements
May 1
The Fed probably discussed raising the countercyclical capital buffer today. It shouldn’t
April 30