On September 28, BPI filed a comment letter with the Financial Stability Board (FSB) in response to its Evaluation of the Effects of Too-Big-to-Fail (TBTF) reforms. The letter commends the FSB for its work and analysis and concurs with the report’s conclusion concerning ongoing monitoring of TLAC requirements, but calls for improved data analysis and an adjustment to the overall tone of the report to recognize the extraordinary progress being made to end TBTF in key G-SIB home jurisdictions since the 2008-crisis.
Bank Liquidity
The Bank of England Just Released Its Plan for Getting Smaller. The Fed Could Learn from it.
The Bank of England Just Released Its Plan for Getting Smaller. The Fed Could Learn from it.
Regulatory Reporting and Accounting
BPI and IIB Comment on Federal Reserve Proposal to Revise FR Y-7Q Capital and Asset Report for Foreign Bank Organizations
BPI and IIB Comment on Federal Reserve Proposal to Revise FR Y-7Q Capital and Asset Report for Foreign Bank Organizations
Bank Liquidity
Imposition of SPOE and TLAC Requirements on Large Regional Banks is Unnecessary to Promote Financial Stability
Imposition of SPOE and TLAC Requirements on Large Regional Banks is Unnecessary to Promote Financial Stability
Bank Liquidity
BPI Comments on Bank of England and Prudential Regulatory Authority Discussion Paper on Usability of Liquid Assets
BPI Comments on Bank of England and Prudential Regulatory Authority Discussion Paper on Usability of Liquid Assets
Digital Assets
BPI Comments on Treasury Department Review of Digital Assets in Response to Executive Order
BPI Comments on Treasury Department Review of Digital Assets in Response to Executive Order
Community Reinvestment Act
BPI Comments on Federal Banking Agencies’ Community Reinvestment Act Proposal
BPI Comments on Federal Banking Agencies’ Community Reinvestment Act Proposal