I found this on NewsBreak: $100,000,000,000 in Deposits Exit US Banking System in Three Weeks As Fed Survey Says Banks Face Financial Stability Risks https://lnkd.in/gpWDZxJ9 THIS FED IS SO INSANE. HOW TO STARTVA RUN ON ALL BANKS BY THE USA FEDERAL RESERVE
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The Federal Reserve's Discount Window serves as a critical tool in providing liquidity to banks during times of financial strain. However, despite its importance, there exists a stigma among banks regarding its use. This article explores the implications of this stigma and proposes solutions to eliminate it, ensuring the effective functioning of the Discount Window. https://lnkd.in/evk6HK7n Federal Reserve Board #banking #interestrates American Bankers Association Bank of America Credit Union National Association
Repairing the Fed Discount Window: Overcoming the Stigma to Support Banks
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The Federal Reserve Board’s 2024 stress test results affirmed that the largest U.S. banks are highly capitalized, proving to be a strong source of support to households and businesses. The results underscored additional capital requirements in the Basel III Endgame proposal are unwarranted. Additional costs without clear benefits simply equate to an unnecessary tax on individuals and businesses. In case you missed it, read my full response: https://zurl.co/9Vja
Stress Tests Underscore Capital Strength of Nation’s Largest Banks - Financial Services Forum
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🔥 Hot Take 🔥 Regional banks are facing a crisis as cracks in their balance sheets emerge due to commercial real estate distress. This unexpected turn of events has caught the attention of financial gurus and could have a domino effect. How will these banks navigate through this challenging situation? Stay tuned to find out! 📰💼 #RegionalBanksInCrisis #RealEstateDistress #FinancialNews #blog https://lnkd.in/gUzyG4nb
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How Regulators are Using Banks to Illuminate Shadow Banks - The Federal Reserve has proposed new rules that would allow it to gather granular details about banks' exposure to shadow banks, a move that shows how regulators are trying to understand the risks there and the limits of that approach. - Shadow banks, a catch-all term for non-bank financial institutions like private funds and mortgage servicers, are lightly regulated and opaque. - Regulators and industry experts have expressed growing concerns about systemic risks that might be hiding there, especially in areas such as private credit and lending to private funds as interest rates remain higher for longer than the market expected. Shadow banks have grown as regulations have made it more expensive for banks to lend in some areas. https://lnkd.in/gn_782_w
In the Market: How regulators are using banks to illuminate shadow banks
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A record $862 Billion of deposits have left banks since the Fed started raising rates in March of 2022, a few takeaways: 👉The previous record was $70B of withdrawals during the 2008 financial crisis. 👉$896B has flowed to Money Market Funds during this timeframe, another record. 👉Trillions came into banks from the stimulus packages, but how many banks prepared for this level of outflow? And the #1 question for bank leaders is this: What is your plan to successfully navigate these historical deposit challenges? Because without a good answer to that question…literally nothing else will matter. #bankingindustry #communitybanking #economy
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This is a big potential victory for banks as sweeping regulatory changes scale back the amount of capital banks must hold under Basil III. We will be following this story closely, as it could have a dramatic impact on money flows in the economy. #privatecredit #economics #bankingandfinance https://lnkd.in/eF8syYmW
Wall Street Wins After Powell Signals Changes to Contentious Bank Rules
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“Americans' Preferred Cash Hiding Spots and Expert Advice” For the past century, a level of consumer distrust towards banks has lingered, fueled by historical events like the Depression. A recent survey reveals that a considerable number of Americans still prefer keeping their savings in cash. This article delves into the popular hiding spots and financial expert opinions on the matter. Click to continue reading: https://shorturl.at/qCFU0
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Astute political repositioning by the Federal Reserve System on the capital rules via announcements today on new impact analysis, comment-deadline extensions. Usually, these operational concessions allow those unwilling to make substantive concessions to strengthen their hand. However, the pressure on Fed is super-intense not just re these regs, but also its balance-sheet losses, inflation, etc. In my experience, the Fed will cave on controversial regs if it decides this is necessary to save core mission. We shall see. #FRB #banks #bankcapitalrules #capitalrules
Agencies extend comment period on proposed rules to strengthen large bank capital requirements
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