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The Fed’s recently finalized capital adequacy requirements are likely to spur drastic shifts in volatility, liquidity and trading, industry observers say.
The new capital requirements recently finalized by the Federal Reserve could force big banks to withdraw from non-core businesses and impact liquidity, trends that could have unpredictable knock-on effects for buy-side firms and operations teams, industry analysts say. The Fed released its revised capital rules on July 20, under which big banks are required to...
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