FSOC News
Global Regulators’ Influence Over U.S. Insurance Policy Criticized
A member of the U.S. panel charged with preventing another financial crisis said he's concerned that global regulators have too much sway over American policy, especially on insurance. "International ...
More Transparency Expected as U.S. Regulators I.D. Risky Financial Firms
The top U.S. financial risk watchdog on Wednesday pledged more transparency in procedures it uses to designate firms as super-risky, a promise that followed a flood of criticism from insurers and ...
How Insurers Gain ‘Systemically Important’ Status May Be Tweaked
The U.S. top financial risk council may tweak the way in which it identifies insurers and other companies that are not banks as systemically important, a process the industry and politicians have ...
Bipartisan Bill Seeks to End Secrecy of ‘Too Big to Fail’ Panel
Democratic and Republican lawmakers are cooperating on legislation that would lift some of the secrecy around the U.S. council that decides which companies pose the biggest risks to the financial ...
U.S. Treasury Secretary to Defend FSOC Work at Congressional Hearing
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew pushed back against Republican efforts to curtail the work of a council of regulators charged with preventing another financial crisis and said a failure to ...
FSOC Faces Balancing Act on Transparency: Treasury Official
A U.S. Treasury official pushed back against criticism by some Republican lawmakers that the process for deciding whether financial companies pose a potential risk to stability lacks transparency. ...
House Committee Votes on TRIA With NARAB Amendment, FSOC Moratorium
The Republican House Financial Services Committee (HFSC) voted 32-27 in a party line split Friday morning to renew the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program (TRIA) for five years, sending the measure to ...
House Republicans Call for Opening Black Box on Systemic Risk Designations
A group of Republican lawmakers demanded documents on Friday from U.S. regulators, voicing concerns that decisions about whether to designate large financial companies as systemically risky are ...