Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman is expected to be Donald Trump’s choice for Vice Chair for Bank Supervision, replacing Michael Barr ... at rewriting the capital rules could play ...

One of the biggest and most controversial rule changes on the docket this offseason was the tush push. The Green Bay Packers wanted to ban the play. The Philadelphia Eagles, as you might expect ...

The European Union has decided to delay the application of tougher capital requirements for banks’ trading businesses as the bloc is concerned about the industry’s competitiveness. The ...

France will ease some capital requirements for its largest banks on exposure to highly-indebted companies, after regulators said lenders face lower risk than they did two years ago. The French ...

What other big-picture endeavors and/or rule changes could be on the horizon for the NFL? We decided to put on our thinking caps (and maybe get a little crazy) to propose three bold moves for the ...

The Green Bay Packers have submitted a change to the rule proposal that would ban the tush push, making the potential rule change broader in an effort to gain increased support for the ban on the ...

Rulebook changes The WSOP amended its rulebook in response to eliminate the use of any poker information tools or coaching in the tournament area. Rule 64d states, “Participants and spectators ...

In Minnesota, NFL owners voted on rule changes with multiple big-ticket items on the docket. The Super Bowl champions earned another win, and those who value divisional prominence should be ...

The expected rule change would take Treasury holdings (and probably central bank reserves too) out of the asset calculation, allowing banks to grow in size for the same level of equity capital.

This development follows a similar capital increase in 2009, when the requirement was raised from KES250 million to KES1 billion. That change prompted mergers, including KCB’s acquisition of National ...

There are growing signs that this push to streamline the federal rulebook could fulfill one of Wall Street’s longstanding wishes: an easing of capital ... argue that this rule has limited ...