BankNotes: Bank Regulation

BankNotes - Episode 2

Host Osman Sattar sits down with Giles Edwards, Stuart Plesser, and Kensuke Sugihara to explore current trends shaping bank regulation and supervision worldwide. Recent calls for regulatory simplification—particularly in the U.S., where regulators are reviewing capital requirements and considering adjustments for smaller banks—are prompting a re-evaluation. Discover how these shifts might impact bank ratings and learn what S&P Global Ratings is closely monitoring as the regulatory landscape continues to evolve.

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