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AmericasJanuary 28 2013

US tightens leash on foreign banks

The desire of the US Federal Reserve to create more uniform supervision of foreign bank subsidiaries is understandable, but its proposals risk cutting across international efforts at regulatory coordination.
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What's happening?

The US Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 instructed regulators to bring the supervision of foreign banking organisations (FBOs) in the US more into line with that of domestic banking institutions. In December 2012, the resulting proposed rulemaking was published, with a consultation period extending to March 2013. The new rules would come into force in July 2015, with a one-year transition period for any banks that fall under the rules for the first time thereafter.

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