ABA shares the goal of a safe, sound and resilient banking system, but any proposed capital standards must adequately consider the negative repercussions from forcing banks to hold more capital than is needed to maintain safety and soundness. Regulation, including capital requirements, should be tailored to a bank’s risk and business model, and asking banks to hold more capital than necessary carries real costs for everyday Americans.
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ABA Senior Vice President Hugh Carney spoke at a panel discussion on bank capital standards, following remarks by Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr on the Basel III endgame proposal.
Recorded Webinar | June 22, 2018
In free member webinar, ABA issue experts discuss how S. 2155 aims to relieve highly capitalized community banks from Basel III’s complex capital requirements.
Hugh Carney
Executive Vice President, Financial Institution Policy & Regulatory Affairs
Regulatory Policy
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