The Wall Street Journal carry the report (gated).
- A raft of tougher capital and liquidity requirements are under review, as well as steps to beef up annual “stress tests” that assess banks’ ability to weather a hypothetical recession, according to a person familiar with the latest thinking among U.S. regulators.
- The rules could target firms with between $100 billion to $250 billion in assets, which at present escape some of the toughest requirements.
Put this sign up in the coffee break room would be a good start:
