Today: Fed to Consider Revisions to Supplementary Leverage Ratio Standards
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System will consider proposed revisions to supplementary leverage ratio standards at an open Board meeting today.
As previously covered, a bipartisan group of House Financial Services Committee members pressed the Federal Reserve and OCC to move forward with long-promised reforms to bank leverage ratios that are constraining liquidity in the US Treasury market.
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