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Bookmark or Share- New AAF Primer on Bank Capital RequirementsBank capital requirements have become a universal part of the regulatory regime for the banking industry since the 2008 financial crisis. But what are these requirements, and how do they work? In a new Primer, AAF’s Director of Financial Services Policy Thomas Wade explains the mechanics and nuances of capital rules. An excerpt: It is […]
- Capital One’s Acquisition of Discover Could Inject Competition ... - AAFTogether, Capital One and Discover would have domestic deposits of $480 billion, less than one-quarter the size of JPMorgan Chase with $2.02 trillion. Narrowing the scope of the market to just credit cards, Capital One was the fourth largest and Discover was sixth by purchase volume in 2021. Yet there is a major distinction in the credit card ...
- The Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank - AAFLast week saw the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the sixteenth largest American bank with just shy of $210 billion in assets under management going into 2023. In what House Financial Services Chair Patrick McHenry called “ the first Twitter fueled bank run ” SVB customers withdrew $42 billion in a single day of trading at a rate of ...
- Bank Capital and the Fed - AAFYesterday Michael Barr, Federal Reserve Vice Chairman for Supervision, gave remarks at the Bipartisan Policy Center that foreshadowed proposals to increase bank capital requirements the Fed will likely propose later this year at the conclusion of its “holistic review” of large bank capital standards. “I’m here to report on my holistic review of capital for large banks […]
- A Measure of Regulatory Relief for Mid-Size Banks - AAFExecutive Summary. – In two notices of proposed rulemaking announced on October 31, the Federal Reserve is at last grappling with the reform for mid-size banks promised in the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act. – The notices propose easing the capital regulation standards that apply to mid-sized banks, but not ...
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