Fed Plans Overhaul of US Bank Supervision, Says Bowman
The Federal Reserve plans to restructure its supervision of US banks with a new model that will be more accountable to Washington, according to Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman.
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The Federal Reserve plans to restructure its supervision of US banks with a new model that will be more accountable to Washington, according to Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman.
Fed vice chair Michael Barr Bowman said the central bank plans to replace the current regional-bank-presidents model with one more accountable to Washington.
(Adds background, details on major capital rules in paragraphs 1-2, 8) Fed to vote on final stress-test version in coming weeks, Bowman says Revamp would disclose stress-test models, equations, variables and more scenario details, she says Fed expects to finish Basel and systemic-bank capital rule changes by year-end,