too big to fail – Finadium

FSB finds that jurisdictions have undertaken substantial reforms to mitigate “too-big-to-fail”

November 15, 2018

Financial Stability Board, too big to fail

FSB 2018 Resolution Report: “Keeping the pressure up“ Available as: PDF 15 November 2018 This report updates on progress in implementing the framework and policy measures to enhance the resolvability…

The Minneapolis Fed wants a 15% Leverage Ratio and a 1.2% tax on secured financing. That’s one way to reduce risk…

January 16, 2018

Josh Galper

Basel III, Regulatory, Shadow Banking, US

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Leverage Ratio, Minneapolis Fed, Shadow Banking, systemic risk, TBTF, too big to fail, topstory

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The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has released a plan to end Too Big to Fail (TBTF) on a comprehensive basis. The choice is again between strengthening bank balance sheets…

European Commission: Creating a Stronger Financial System: New EU rules for the recovery and resolution of Central Counterparties

November 29, 2016

Josh Galper

News and Notes

CCPs, European Commission, too big to fail

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Brussels, 28 November 2016 The European Commission has today proposed new rules to ensure that systemic market infrastructures in the financial system, known as Central Counterparties (CCPs), can be dealt…

The Minneapolis Fed plan for big banks: a 15% Leverage Ratio

November 21, 2016

Josh Galper

Basel III, Federal Reserve, US

Basel III, Leverage Ratio, Minneapolis Fed, too big to fail, topstory

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Hold the phone, a 15% Leverage Ratio? This was the plan released last week by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Before we explain how too far gone this proposal…

The Fed's Fischer on G-SIB resolutions and its critics (Premium)

June 28, 2016

Richard Stinchfield

Dodd-Frank, Federal Reserve, Regulatory, Risk Management, Systemic Risk, US

GSIB, Stanley Fischer, stay protocol; federal reserve;, too big to fail, topstory

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We review Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer’s speech at the June 22nd, 2016 Panel Discussion on Resolution Riksbank Macroprudential Conference, Stockholm, Sweden. Fischer’s speech specifically addressed criticisms of US regulatory actions on…

Will automatic stays on securities financing trade defaults really help? We doubt it.

March 12, 2015

Jonathan Cooper

Collateral Management, Derivatives, Dodd-Frank, Featured, Regulatory, Repo, Risk Management, Securities Lending, Systemic Risk

FDIC, OLA, too big to fail, topstory

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Automatic stays in the case of a default sends shivers down the spine of securities financing traders. If the non-defaulting party can’t liquidate immediately, it calls into question how much…

Finadium: CCP Recovery and Resolution: Players, Regulations and Ideas

February 12, 2015

Josh Galper

CCP, Central Counterparties

CCPs, Finadium, TBTF, too big to fail, topstory

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There is little way to avoid the fact that central counterparties (CCPs) are the new Too Big To Fail institutions in financial markets, and that a large CCP failure would…

Too big to fail and bank funding costs: results of a new GAO study (Finadium subscribers only)

August 5, 2014

Josh Galper

Dodd-Frank, Liquidity Management, US

bank funding, Dodd-Frank, too big to fail, US GAO

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The US Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a study last week that looked at US bank funding costs in light of recent financial regulatory reforms. The study showed no 100% conclusive…

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