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The Federal Reserve is proposing tighter restrictions on credit exposure for systemically important banks.
Global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), of the kind whose imprudent derivatives loan policies shook the global economy, will have their credit exposure restricted under a proposed new Federal Reserve Board single-counterparty-credit-limit rule. “In the financial crisis, we learned that the largest and most complex banks and financial institutions lent or promised to pay large amounts...
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