US Regulators Revamp Capital Rules
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Big banks are closer to getting one of biggest regulatory rollbacks since 2008

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The proposed change would alter the so-called enhanced supplementary leverage ratio (eSLR), a rule that calls for the largest US banks to hold additional minimum capital based solely on their size.
Banks have complained this ratio penalizes them for holding lower-risk assets such as Treasury bonds.
The change would make it easier for banks to lend more freely and help create an even bigger pool of buyers for US Treasurys.
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