(Reuters) -The Federal Reserve and two other U.S. regulators are moving toward a new plan that would significantly reduce a nearly 20% mandated increase in capital for the country's biggest banks ...

The proposal, opens new tab to raise capital by 16% overall, put forward by a trio of U.S. bank regulators ... is already warning that such a big hike could force them to trim services, raise ...

The proposed revisions to be previewed by Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr in a speech on Tuesday (Sep 10) would roughly cut in half the 19 per cent capital hike that regulators had planned ...

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency had called for a 19% jump in the capital that the eight US global systemically important banks, including Bank of ...

The WSJ said that the precise amount of capital requirements will depend on the bank’s business, with US megabanks with big trading businesses expected to face the largest increases. Banks ...

Exclusive-Fed Considers Rule Tweak That Could Save Biggest US ... hike capital for GSIBs and other big banks. Fed officials have argued the plan would more accurately gauge the risk of bank ...

“Aligning US rules with international standards would give more capital headroom to the big banks than exempting Treasuries and central bank deposits from the supplementary leverage ratio ...

US regulators will ... slice in half the 19 percent capital hike that regulators had planned for the eight biggest US banks. Those lenders, including Citigroup, Bank of America, and JPMorgan ...

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency had called for a 19% jump in the capital that the eight US global systemically important banks, including Bank of ...