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  1. BNY Mellon doubts that easing the US Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) will significantly lower long-term Treasury yields, citing banks' limited capacity and preference for less risky assets, as US regulators move to relax capital requirements for major banks.
    #YonhapInfomax #BNYMellon #SLR #USTreasuryYields #GSIB #FedRegulation #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
    en.infomaxai.com/news/articleV

  2. BNY Mellon doubts that easing the US Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) will significantly lower long-term Treasury yields, citing banks' limited capacity and preference for less risky assets, as US regulators move to relax capital requirements for major banks.
    #YonhapInfomax #BNYMellon #SLR #USTreasuryYields #GSIB #FedRegulation #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
    en.infomaxai.com/news/articleV

  3. The US Federal Reserve has proposed lowering the enhanced Supplementary Leverage Ratio (eSLR) for major banks, aiming to boost US Treasury market resilience, though the move faces opposition from some board members.
    #YonhapInfomax #FederalReserve #SupplementaryLeverageRatio #USTreasuryMarket #GSIB #MichelleBowman #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
    en.infomaxai.com/news/articleV

  4. CW: Long thread/4

    If you're interested in the minutiae of this, Levitin's piece is short and clear - there's no automatic tort-based claim that would let the FDIC get the money back from the investors, because SVB isn't classed as a really big bank (a "#GSIB").

    As for #DoddFrank's #SourceOfStrength doctrine, it "doesn't create any concrete financial liability—it's just exhortatory."

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  5. CW: Long thread/4

    If you're interested in the minutiae of this, Levitin's piece is short and clear - there's no automatic tort-based claim that would let the FDIC get the money back from the investors, because SVB isn't classed as a really big bank (a "#GSIB").

    As for #DoddFrank's #SourceOfStrength doctrine, it "doesn't create any concrete financial liability—it's just exhortatory."

    4/

  6. CW: Long thread/4

    If you're interested in the minutiae of this, Levitin's piece is short and clear - there's no automatic tort-based claim that would let the FDIC get the money back from the investors, because SVB isn't classed as a really big bank (a "#GSIB").

    As for #DoddFrank's #SourceOfStrength doctrine, it "doesn't create any concrete financial liability—it's just exhortatory."

    4/

  7. CW: Long thread/4

    If you're interested in the minutiae of this, Levitin's piece is short and clear - there's no automatic tort-based claim that would let the FDIC get the money back from the investors, because SVB isn't classed as a really big bank (a "#GSIB").

    As for #DoddFrank's #SourceOfStrength doctrine, it "doesn't create any concrete financial liability—it's just exhortatory."

    4/

  8. CW: Long thread/4

    If you're interested in the minutiae of this, Levitin's piece is short and clear - there's no automatic tort-based claim that would let the FDIC get the money back from the investors, because SVB isn't classed as a really big bank (a "#GSIB").

    As for #DoddFrank's #SourceOfStrength doctrine, it "doesn't create any concrete financial liability—it's just exhortatory."

    4/

  9. New fears for #stability of the #global #FinancialSystem rattled financial markets on Wednesday, after #CreditSuisse acknowledged it found “material weakness” in its #financial reporting, adding uncertainty to the already jittery banking sector in the wake of #SiliconValleyBank collapse. Shares of Credit Suisse were down 20 percent on the news. #European #Banking #FinancialStability #GlobalFinancialRisk Risk #SystemicRisk #GSIB washingtonpost.com/business/20