This Week in Financial Regulation, July 29th
News and Commentary In an article in The Wall Street Journal, Kate Davidson and Andrew Restuccia covers Biden’s impending nomination of Graham Steele to be assistant Treasury secretary for financial [...]
News and Commentary In an article in The Wall Street Journal, Kate Davidson and Andrew Restuccia covers Biden’s impending nomination of Graham Steele to be assistant Treasury secretary for financial [...]
News and Commentary In an article in Reuters, Howard Schneider, Ann Saphir, and Jonnelle Marte cover Fed chair Powell’s recent appearance before the Senate Banking Committee to answer questions about [...]
News and Commentary In a new report at American Compass, Oren Cass writes about his “pro-market agenda for financial reform.” He begins by describing what he claims to be the [...]
News and Commentary In a post at Banking Exchange, staff cover the recent increase in dividends by a handful of large US banks following their results in Fed stress tests. [...]
News and Commentary In an article in Bloomberg, Nicholas Comfort and Steven Arons discuss the European Central Bank’s threats of increased capital requirements levied against Deutsche Bank for its highly [...]
News and Commentary In an article at Fortune, Shiva Rajgopal and Sri Ramamoorti argue that the SEC should oversee markets throughout the globe, rather than just the US. This would [...]
News and Commentary In a Pairagraph discussion, Oren Cass and Howard Marks debate whether the financial sector has become a drag on the real economy. Cass argues that financial firms [...]
News and Commentary The Cicero Institute’s Judge Glock appears on Macro Musings to chat with David Beckworth about the origins and evolution of the US mortgage market, which Glock covers [...]
News and Commentary A blog post from Lauren Anderson and Francisco Covas discuss the implications of suggestions made by several regulators and academics to require regulation of bank capital requirements [...]
Corporate bond markets proved remarkably resilient against a sharp contraction caused by the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic. We document three important findings: (1) bond issuance increased immediately when the contraction hit, [...]