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The regulatory road ahead is as uncertain and risky to banks as the pandemic.
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The rule will take effect 30 days after publication in the Federal Register, which usually takes about three business days.
May 31 -
Regulators already have a template around which to build an exemption from Volcker for tender option bonds, wrote SIFMA's Michael Decker.
October 18 -
Muni market groups claimed victory after federal banking regulators moved to treat munis like all other types of Level 2B HQLA.
August 23 -
Changes the Federal Reserve Board made in 2016 to its Liquidity Coverage Ratio rules would treat munis more restrictively than other, similar Level 2B high quality liquid assets.
July 17 -
A proposal by bank and securities regulators to roll back some provisions of the Volcker Rule indicates they may be considering rethinking their previous stance on tender option bonds.
June 6 -
Enforcement actions are generally terminated when firms have remedied underlying problems.
June 20