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Comment: Increasingly divided US Fed splits on changing supervisory rating framework

By Neil Roland ( July 11, 2025, 22:24 GMT | Comment) -- A US Federal Reserve that has become increasingly divided on regulatory matters during the Trump administration issued a bank-friendly proposal yesterday to revise its supervisory rating framework for large bank holding companies to address their "well-managed" status. The Fed’s top banking regulator, Michelle Bowman, said the plan “is the first step in pursuing a broader goal, which is to ensure that supervisory activities, and the accompanying ratings, are aligned with a renewed supervisory focus on core, material financial risks.”A US Federal Reserve that has become increasingly divided on regulatory matters during the Trump administration issued a bank-friendly proposal yesterday to revise its supervisory rating framework for large bank holding companies to address their "well-managed" status....

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