US Treasury and Government Watchdogs Propose Tougher Regulations for Nonbank Financial Companies.

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The US Treasury and top financial regulators proposed new rules to make it easier for the Federal Reserve to supervise and regulate nonbank institutions, which pose a systemic risk to US financial stability. The new guidance will replace the 2019-era rules with an analysis process where the council determines if "material financial distress at the company or the company's activities could pose a threat to US financial stability." Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen called for greater oversight and emergency provisions to prevent financial disruptions from starting and spreading in the first place.
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