Bank Supervision Needs "Complete Change in Focus"

Bank Supervision Needs "Complete Change in Focus"

Author: IntraFi February 11, 2025 Duration: 33:51

Greg Baer, the CEO of the Bank Policy Institute, argues that bank supervision has gone off course, focusing on the wrong areas and making the system less safe.  He outlines how he and big banks would recommend fixing it. He also discusses stress test and AML reform, new liquidity rules, Basel III, CFPB and more.


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