Fed’s Bowman, lawmakers suggest regulatory threshold changes

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The article discusses the possibility of moving away from single-metric thresholds, such as asset size, in favor of a more nuanced approach to regulation. The vice chair for supervision questioned whether this could be a better method.

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Original Source Material

The vice chair for supervision also wondered whether a more nuanced approach would be better than single-metric thresholds, such as those based on asset size.