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BIS paper finds higher US bank taxes may have only moved stability risk

Central Banking | 22 May 2013 secure

Research into higher taxes imposed on wholesale funding by US banks finds they did reduce reliance on short-term borrowing, but says risks may simply have been pushed into foreign banks

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, Federal Reserve, FDIC

Banking

Wall Street hoping for Fed reprieve for derivatives desks

Central Banking | 17 May 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, FDIC, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Financial Stability

Fed director says rest of world lagging behind on cross-border resolution

Central Banking | 16 May 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, United States, FDIC, Martin Gruenberg, Resolution

Banking

Plosser warns US regulations could cause unnecessary bail-outs

Central Banking | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: too big to fail, Charles Plosser, Dodd-Frank Act, FDIC, Sifi

Financial Stability

Booknotes: Bull By the Horns: Fighting to Save Main Street from Wall Street and Wall Street from itself

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: Financial crisis, Bair, Federal Reserve, FDIC, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Insolvency

Financial Stability

Resolving Europe’s banks

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: Cyprus, Eurozone, ECB, Bail-in , IMF, FDIC

Financial Stability

FDIC’s Thomas Hoenig on bank separation, safety nets and Basel III

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: FDIC, Kansas City, Basel III, Lehman Brothers, Money market funds , Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Financial Stability Board (FSB), Sifi, Glass-Steagall Act, Bank of England

Financial Stability

FDIC’s Hoenig blasts Basel III risk weights as insufficient

Central Banking | 01 May 2013 secure

Topics: FDIC, Hoenig, Basel III

Monetary Policy

FDIC's Hoenig calls for more action to correct incentives for financial companies

Central Banking | 26 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Hoenig, FDIC, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Financial Stability

Fed demands more detailed 'living wills'

Central Banking | 16 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, FDIC, banks, Dodd-Frank Act

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BIS paper finds higher US bank taxes may have only moved stability risk

Wall Street hoping for Fed reprieve for derivatives desks

Fed director says rest of world lagging behind on cross-border resolution

Plosser warns US regulations could cause unnecessary bail-outs

Booknotes: Bull By the Horns: Fighting to Save Main Street from Wall Street and Wall Street from itself

Resolving Europe’s banks

FDIC’s Thomas Hoenig on bank separation, safety nets and Basel III

FDIC’s Hoenig blasts Basel III risk weights as insufficient

FDIC's Hoenig calls for more action to correct incentives for financial companies

Fed demands more detailed 'living wills'

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