What a Trump Presidency Means for Financial Regulation
Major changes could be in store for the post-crisis regulatory structure that has been built over the past eight years.
The House GOP Alternative to the Federal Insurance Office
The legislation would create a new office that would be both less powerful, and in some ways more independent, than the two entities it would succeed.
What to Watch for: Secretary Lew’s Testimony on FSOC’s Annual Report
The testimony may place special emphasis on emerging threats that have been in the news recently, most notably cybersecurity and international concerns.
Coordination or Chaos? Key Issues in Global Insurance Regulation
Is there global coordination—or chaos—when it comes to regulating insurance companies?
What We’re Reading in Financial Regulatory Reform, April 3
BPC’s Financial Regulatory Reform Initiative highlights news articles, papers and other important work which illuminate current and new thinking within financial regulation.
What to Watch for: FSOC’s March 11 Meeting
The Financial Stability Oversight Council met Wednesday, March 11 in closed session.
What’s the Best Way to Resolve a Global Bank?
Last November, the Financial Stability Board released a proposal for a new failure resolution regime designed to address the too-big-to-fail challenge posed by the largest global banks.
What We’re Reading in Financial Regulatory Reform, November 26
BPC’s Financial Regulatory Reform Initiative highlights news articles, papers and other important work which illuminate current and new thinking within financial regulation.
The G20 Brisbane Summit and Putting an End to Too-Big-To-Fail
Leaders considered a Financial Stability Board proposal to put in place an international failure resolution regime designed to address the too-big-to-fail challenge.
What We’re Reading in Financial Regulatory Reform, June 13
Yesterday, Stanley Fischer was confirmed to be next Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve Board by the U.S. Senate. We think this is a good time to revisit his speech on the regulation of the financial system, delivered in August 2009.