November 14
Latest Blog Posts
November 9
Fed’s Quarles Outlines Needed Adjustments to Stress Testing Framework
November 9
BITS Submits Comment Letter on Privacy Framework
October 31
Haunted by Quantum Computing? Face your Fears with the BITS Quantum Risk Calculator
October 26
Despite claims to the contrary, Fed staff paper does not convincingly show that economic costs of failure rise sharply with bank size
October 17
BPI Files Comment Letter on Proposed Volcker Rule Amendments
October 5
BPI Files Comment Letter on SCCL Rule
October 4
How Would Banks that Concentrate in Main Street Lending Fare in the Fed’s CCAR Stress Test?
October 1
Five Questions for the Federal Reserve on the GSIB Surcharge
September 21
BPI Responds to Washington Post’s Unsubstantiated “Too Big to Fail” Claim
September 21
Six questions about the Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) requirement
September 21
Joint Trades File Amici Brief In Support of Petition for U.S. Supreme Court Review of National Bank Act Preemption to a California State Law
September 20
What a Recent Fed Paper Gets Wrong on European Stress Tests
September 14
Banks are a Bulwark Against, Not a Source of, Financial Crisis Risk
September 13
Banks’ Resiliency Rose in the Second Quarter Supported by Higher Capital Levels
September 13
Bank Policy Institute Sends Letter to the House Financial Services Committee in support of the Brokered Deposit Affiliate-Subsidiary Modernization Act
September 13
BPI Sends Letter in Support of the Consumer Information Notification Requirement Act
September 4
Payments Policy Meets Monetary Policy: Are These Two Hands Coordinated at the Fed?
August 30
ICBA Offers No Evidence Supporting Call for Higher Capital
August 23
BPI-GFMA-IIF Comment Letter on the Technical Implementation of the FSB TLAC Standard
August 17
A Transparent Method for Judging the Severity of Macroeconomic Stress Scenarios
August 10
The Truth About Bank Deposits, Interest Rates, and Benefits to Consumers
July 27
What Kevin Costner Can Teach Us About Bank Profits and Regulation
July 25
