In response to the failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the US Federal Reserve Board (FRB) tightened capital and liquidity requirements for medium-sized banks and strengthened annual bank stress tests (prudential examination). We are considering measures for The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported, citing an anonymous person familiar with the matter.
Plans under consideration could target financial institutions with assets of $100 billion to $250 billion. That would extend coverage of restrictions that currently apply only to Wall Street’s larger financial institutions.
A Fed official didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Original title:Fed to Study Tougher Rules for Midsize Banks After SVB, WSJ Says
Fed to Consider Tougher Rules for Midsize Banks After SVB: WSJ（抜粋）
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