New York Federal financial regulators said Thursday they plan to make it easier to let banks invest in venture capital funds and also relax some limitations on derivatives trading. The moves, a loosening of some of the more onerous parts of the so-called Volcker Rule, lifted bank stocks.
The Volcker Rule, part of the broader Dodd-Frank bill enacted in 2010 following the meltdown of big banks in 2008, sought to crack down on risky behavior by Wall Street firms. It was named after former Federal Reserve chair Paul Volcker, who passed away in December. Many banks and brokerages were using their company's own money to invest in derivatives such as mortgage-backed securities and other complex financial instruments.
Former Fed chair Paul Volcker dead at 92 01:37But the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation along with the Fed, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said Thursday that was issuing a new rule to modify and clarify some of these restrictions.
Apparently stock pickers forget that banks suck at derivatives and anything else involving 'tranches.' Or maybe the stocks are up because the shorts are digging into this feast of incompetency. BearStearns bankofAmerica, theoriginaltanmanCountrywide yay!
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JFC they learned nothing
The Trump whisperers are out on full force from the DOJ and now the Federal Reserve.
What could possibly go wrong? 😒
CNN is working for the deep state people!!!! Open your eyes I used to only watch cnn untill I did my own research and really saw what’s going on
Covfefe needs a miracle to win and miracles are hard to come by: Joe Biden holds a whopping 14% lead! Imagine. Anyway. 4 more months to go before the fat lady would sing on November the 4th. Till then.. Hasta luego.
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