Barack Obama will today reveal plans for a system of US financial regulation that gives the Federal Reserve primary responsibility for averting and mitigating future financial crises.
New systemic risk powers for the Fed will be accompanied by tougher capital requirements for banks – particularly the most important banks – and moves to strengthen the infrastructure of core financial markets.
The US president also aims to curb excessive risk-taking through reform to securitisation markets and changes to compensation practices, including “say on pay” for shareholders and assessment by regulators of compensation-induced risks.
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