A U.S. banking regulator Tuesday proposed easing a post-credit crisis rule on ho...
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The proposal, by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, could potentially free $40 billion across the nation’s largest banks, according to a 2018 survey by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, which has been lobbying for the rule change for years. At the same meeting, the FDIC also proposed delaying rules that would require managers of smaller funds to post margin for derivatives transactions. The proposal brings the FDIC in line with the Basel Committee of global banking regulators, which decided in July to postpone to September 2021 that requirement for firms whose exposures to non-cleared derivatives exceed 8 billion euros .
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