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Pairing Words with Analysis: The Stress Tests are as “Dynamic” Now as they Have Ever Been

Introduction In a recent Brookings paper, former Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo claims that the stress tests have become less […]

Introduction Recently, the Federal Reserve released its semi-annual Financial Stability Report. The report is chock full of important insights on the

Introduction In a recent blog post on the banking agencies’ Basel III Endgame proposal, Wharton Professor Peter Conti-Brown made a number of sweeping

Sean Campbell / February 26, 2024

Introduction The market for U.S. Treasury securities is the world’s most important financial market. Many if not all financial assets

Kevin Fromer / January 24, 2024

In the current discourse over large bank capital requirements, people across the country have been largely and rightly focused on

Sean Campbell / November 14, 2023

Introduction Since the release of the banking agencies’ Basel III Endgame capital proposal in late July, it has been suggested

Sean Campbell / November 9, 2023

Introduction In July, the Federal Reserve and other banking agencies issued a proposal representing the most significant change to large bank capital

Sean Campbell / October 23, 2023

Introduction The recently released Basel III Endgame proposal has received much attention since it was released by regulators at the

Sean Campbell / October 11, 2023

Executive Summary In this note, we explain how the U.S. methodology for assessing a capital surcharge on global systemically important

Introduction The size and depth of U.S. capital markets is the envy of the world and facilitates a significant amount