Kyle Campbell
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Bowman says eSLR reform has boosted bond market function (opens the original)
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The Federal Reserve's top regulator said changes to the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio that went into effect this year are already benefiting the Treasury market. In a Thursday afternoon speech at an event hosted by the Atlantic Council in Washington, D.C., Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said the large banks that are subject to the eSLR are no longer bound by the capital requirement thanks to changes that make its calculation dynamic and bank specific. As a result of this
Trump says IG report means Powell must be 'forced to resign' (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump said on social media that former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell must be "forced to resign" from the Board of Governors in light of an Office of the Inspector General report on ongoing renovations at the central bank headquarters. The report did not find any evidence of criminal wrongdoing or administrative misconduct, but rather highlighted various shortcomings in the way the board managed the project, its contractor and its budget. Still, the president, in his post,
Fed adapting data tools for AI bots (opens the original)
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The Federal Reserve is adding new capabilities to its flagship online database to make it more searchable by artificial intelligence agents. Fed Gov. Christopher Waller, during a Thursday morning speech, said the central bank will soon update its Federal Reserve Economic Data, or FRED, website to help it better connect to AI systems. In his remarks, delivered at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Waller said these adaptations to FRED are a response to the rapid growth of traffic on the websi
Fed finalizes stress test reforms, takes comment on scenarios (opens the original)
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The Federal Reserve finalized its reforms to its annual stress testing regime for large banks on Wednesday morning. The changes, aimed at making the yearly exercise more transparent and less volatile, come after years of advocacy by the banking lobby as well as a lawsuit filed by industry groups against the central bank in late 2024. Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman, who has made stress testing reform a pillar of her tenure as the Fed's top regulator, said the new framework will en
Fed's Waller sees transformative potential in AI payments (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is transforming the global payment system as we know it, according to one of the Federal Reserve's longest-tenured policymakers. In a speech delivered Tuesday afternoon in Miami, Fed Gov. Christopher Waller described how AI technology could be used to make cross-border payments safer and more efficient. He also detailed the transformative potential of agentic AI in various payments activities. Waller, who oversees the central bank's payments operations on behalf of the Fe
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