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Bank Stress Test Severity: Perception vs. Reality

In research note, the Forum’s head of policy research discusses one aspect of the Federal Reserve’s stress test scenario design framework that warrants review.

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Blog: Economies of Scope in Banking: The Costs of Re-imposing Glass-Steagall

Empirical research convincingly shows that allowing financial firms the flexibility to offer both banking and underwriting services to companies results in significant cost savings.

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Financial Services Forum Recommends Changes to Improve Volcker Rule

Further Streamlining Complex Federal Regulation Would Simplify Compliance, Allow Banks to Better Serve Customers, Businesses and Communities Across America.

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What's New

Bank Stress Test Severity: Perception vs. Reality

Blog: Economies of Scope in Banking: The Costs of Re-imposing Glass-Steagall

Financial Services Forum Recommends Changes to Improve Volcker Rule

Forum Membership

Research

Policy Priorities

Resources