Fed proposes new rules for determining company control of banks

Proposal aims to “reduce regulatory burden”, Powell says

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The Federal Reserve is proposing to simplify and increase the transparency around rules concerning companies’ control of banking organisations, it announced on April 23.

The proposal outlines a number of factors that the board would use to determine whether a company has control over a bank. These include the company’s total voting and non-voting equity investments in the bank, governance and employee overlaps, and the scope of the business relationship.

The proposal is aimed to “reduce

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