Debating solutions to the US Supplementary Leverage Ratio problem (Premium)

The US Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) isn’t working very well, that much we know. As a non-risk based measurement of risk, it captures every asset with the same risk weighting whether or not there is any real risk there. The debate is now escalating about what adjustments should be made to reduce the damage.
This content requires a Finadium subscription. Articles with an unlocked symbol can be accessed with free registration. Log in or create a free account by signing up here..

Related Posts

Previous Post
P&I: securities lending makes comeback with big funds
Next Post
OFR: intersection of US money market reforms, bank liquidity requirements, and the FHLBank system

Fill out this field
Fill out this field
Please enter a valid email address.

X

Reset password

Create an account