Canada’s Bank Supervisor to Propose Easing of Financial-Stability Rules
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Canada's bank supervisor is set to propose easing financial-stability rules that were strengthened after the 2008-09 financial crisis. Banks argue that these enhanced capital buffers are no longer necessary, suggesting a shift in the regulatory landscape. This proposal could impact how banks operate and manage risks, reflecting a broader conversation about the balance between regulation and economic growth.
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