Latest proposed and final rules, directives, guidance, comments and other actions from the Federal Reserve
Patrick J. McClanahan is the Federal Reserve’s next chief operating officer (COO), effective April 29, succeeding long-time federal government worker and executive Don Hammond, who retired earlier this year. The Fed made the announcement late […]
“Interconnectedness” of large banking organizations would be limited under a proposal issued by the federal banking agencies Tuesday and aimed at reducing the impact of a failure of a large financial firm. The Federal Deposit […]
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) Board Member Martin Gruenberg said he voted against issuing the letter to Northern Trust Corp. regarding its living will, citing unrealistic assumptions about the bank’s proposed transfer of uninsured and […]
No deficiencies in resolution plans (or “living wills”) for 14 large, domestic banking and financial firms were identified by the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC), the agencies said Friday – unlike […]
Calling the current, zero countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) set by the Federal Reserve the “current appropriate setting” for the CCyB, the Fed’s top supervision official on Friday also noted with interest the flexibility afforded under […]
Changes to the portion of the Federal Reserve’s payment system risk policy that relates to U.S. branches or agencies of foreign banking organizations (FBOs) are slated for publication in the Federal Register Monday with an […]
A document providing additional information on the Federal Reserve’s stress test models, aimed at improving public understanding of the stress tests of large banking institutions, was released by the Fed Thursday. The document’s release, the […]
The three federal banking regulators are delaying the April 1 effective date of a regulatory capital rule that addresses the current-expected-credit-loss (CECL) accounting standard until July 1, the agencies said in a notice scheduled for […]
Fintech, nonbank financial intermediation, and evaluation of “too-big-to-fail” reforms are all on the list of “must dos” for the international body of regulators responsible for financial stability in countries across the globe, the Federal Reserve’s […]
A webinar on the new current expected credit loss (CECL) accounting standard that will cover “significant differences” credit unions and other financial institutions should expect once the standard takes full effect is set for April […]
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