AFR Bulletin: Dodd-Frank Derivatives Regulations Will Bring Benefits, Not Costs To Main Street
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AFR commented on the FSB’s proposed principles on coordination of bank resolution authority. The comment called on regulators to prioritize reducing the complexity of international financial institutions, rather than simply attempting to manage such complexity.
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AFR submitted a comment to the Basel Committee, which sets international standards for minimum levels of bank equity capital, concerning the levels of required capital for the largest world banks (so called Global Systemically Important Banks, or G-SIBs). AFR believes the proposed Basel minimum capital levels for these banks are far too low, and the Committee’s own analysis implies much higher capital levels should be set for these entities.