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Bank Governance

November 25, 2018

SunTrust CEO Bill Rogers Discusses Role Banks Play in the U.S. Economy

By Jim Aramanda, The Clearing House

Jim Aramanda, TCH: Bill, thank you for joining me. Give me your top-line thoughts about the banking industry today. Bill Rogers, SunTrust: Thanks, Jim. Banks have never been better positioned… Continue Reading

Bank Governance, Payments, Supervision and Enforcement

November 25, 2018

Should Non-Bank Payment Firms Be Eligible to Open Federal Reserve Bank Accounts

By Barak J. Sanford and Daniel Bufithis-Hurie, Promontory Financial Group, an IBM Company

NON-BANK PAYMENT FIRMS play an important and highly visible role in the rapidly changing modern payment ecosystem. However, almost without exception, these firms are unable to participate directly in U.S…. Continue Reading

Bank Capital and Stress Testing, Bank Governance

October 4, 2018

The Post-Crisis Regulatory Tariff Regime

By Greg Baer, Bank Policy Institute

The regulatory and examination regime applied to foreign banks operating in the U.S. seems difficult to justify based on any historical experience or reasoned analysis.

Bank Governance, Bank Liquidity, Supervision and Enforcement

October 4, 2018

Do Good Ring Fences Make Good Neighbors?

By H. Rodgin Cohen, Sullivan & Cromwell

The tenth anniversary of the 2008 financial crisis marks an appropriate time to review the cumulative impact of the legislative and regulatory responses. Do these responses continue to strike the… Continue Reading

Bank Capital and Stress Testing, Bank Governance, Bank Liquidity, Supervision and Enforcement

October 4, 2018

Ring-Fencing for Bank Resolution and Crisis Response

By Edouard Fernandez-Bollo, Autorité de contrôlE prudentiel et de résolution

Present practices are preventing the emergence of cross-border banking groups.

Bank Capital and Stress Testing, Bank Governance, Bank Liquidity, Supervision and Enforcement

October 1, 2018

The Quiet Revolution of Central Banks

By Greg Baer

This issue of Banking Perspectives includes two articles on an important but generally overlooked subject: the interrelationship between bank liquidity regulation and the effectuation of monetary policy. The potential for… Continue Reading

AML/CFT, Bank Secrecy Act and Sanctions, Bank Governance, Bank Liquidity, Cryptocurrency, Open Banking, Supervision and Enforcement

September 29, 2018

On the Resiliency of U.S. Operations of Foreign Banks

By Francisco Covas, Myya McGregory, and Robert Lindgren, Bank Policy Institute

U.S.-based operations of foreign banks, which are resilient and well positioned to weather the next significant economic downturn, also play a key role in the economy by providing an important source of funding for U.S. businesses.

Bank Capital and Stress Testing, Bank Governance, Bank Liquidity

June 4, 2018

The Governance of Monetary and Financial Stability Policy

By Paul Tucker

Since the financial crisis, the world’s major central banks have accumulated much more power. Is that OK? Does it fit with our democratic values? The delegation of power by legislatures… Continue Reading

Bank Governance, Bank Liquidity

March 3, 2018

Crisis Management in the Banking Industry

By David Portilla and Mary Jo White

Today, all institutions face a range of potential crises, including significant accounting and financial fraud issues, allegations over a range of matters, such as sexual abuse and misconduct by senior… Continue Reading

Bank Activities and Structure, Bank Governance

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