US lenders may face new rules for dealing with crises

 

Bloomberg

US banking regulators are considering asking large regional banks to add to financial cushions to make
it easier to wind them down in a future crisis, Dow Jones reported citing people familiar with the matter.
New rules under consideration include requirements for regional banks to raise long-term debt that can help absorb losses in case of insolvency, extending a slimmed-down version of
rules that apply only to the largest US megabanks, according to the report.

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