On August 2, BPI and the Financial Services Forum submitted comment letters to the Financial Stability Board (FSB) on discussion papers regarding i) the solvent wind-down of derivatives and trading portfolios and ii) public disclosures on resolution planning and resolvability. The full letters can be found below.
The FDIC’s Proposed Increase in Deposit Insurance Assessments May Be Based On Incorrect Projections
Imposition of SPOE and TLAC Requirements on Large Regional Banks is Unnecessary to Promote Financial Stability
Applying Global Bank Resolution Rules to Regional Banks Would Undermine Bipartisan Tailoring Efforts, Increase Costs for Borrowers and Produce No Tangible Public Benefit
Any Major Revamp of Bank Resolution Plan Requirements Should be Done Only Through Rulemaking
BPI Comments on Treasury Department Review of Digital Assets in Response to Executive Order
BPI Comments on Federal Banking Agencies’ Community Reinvestment Act Proposal
