Ebrima Sanneh
DC Regulatory Reporter at American Banker
Reporter @AmerBanker
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1 day ago |
americanbanker.com | Ebrima Sanneh
President Donald Trump's trade policy injected volatility into markets earlier this spring, but some Wall Street investors have become skeptical of whether the most drastic tariffs proposed will materialize. But even as investors become more comfortable with the president's negotiating style, the absence of certainty is keeping banks from following through on strategic moves like M&A.
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2 days ago |
today.westlaw.com | Ebrima Sanneh
President Donald Trump's trade policy injected volatility into markets earlier this spring, but some Wall Street investors have become skeptical of whether the most drastic tariffs proposed will materialize. But even as investors become more...
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3 days ago |
nationalmortgagenews.com | Ebrima Sanneh
WASHINGTON — Acting Comptroller of the Currency Rodney Hood confirmed that the Trump administration plans to revise capital requirements for banks, aiming to ease what he described as excessive regulations that could constrain credit. The remarks, delivered to a crowd at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Capital Markets Forum, signaled a deregulatory shift focused on loosening constraints in any new rules while preserving financial stability.
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3 days ago |
americanbanker.com | Ebrima Sanneh
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration had a "misguided" hostility toward mergers overall that affected bank deals, acting Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chair Travis Hill said Tuesday. That antipathy "was premised on a couple of a couple of things, one being the perception that four banks was leading to a lack of competition in banking," Hill said at a fireside chat at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Capital Markets Forum.
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3 days ago |
americanbanker.com | Ebrima Sanneh
WASHINGTON — Acting Comptroller of the Currency Rodney Hood confirmed that the Trump administration plans to revise capital requirements for banks, aiming to ease what he described as excessive regulations that could constrain credit. The remarks, delivered to a crowd at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Capital Markets Forum, signaled a deregulatory shift focused on loosening constraints in any new rules while preserving financial stability.
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