Philadelphia Fed president calls for 'simpler' regulatory mechanisms

FOMC member wants to make it easier for market participants to gauge regulatory behaviour

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Charles Plosser, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Simple regulations are easier for financial firms to follow, increase the likelihood that supervisors will consistently enforce them and are more likely to foster financial stability, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia president Charles Plosser said in a speech on Tuesday April 8.

"Simple, transparent regulatory mechanisms make it easier for market participants to predict how regulators are likely to behave. This, in turn, makes it easier for regulators to credibly commit to implementing the

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