A top Trump administration financial regulator said Wednesday that tough bank capital requirements should be "recalibrated" as part of a regulatory pullback in order to boost economic growth. Commodity Futures Trading Commission's new chairman, J Christopher Giancarlo, says that tough bank capital requirements must be adjusted as part of a regulatory pullback strategy so as to bolster US economic growth. The CFTC is expected to vote on the proposal at its next meeting in Washington DC this week.
Commodity Futures Trading Commission's new chairman, J Christopher Giancarlo, says that tough bank capital requirements must be adjusted as part of a regulatory pullback strategy so as to bolster US economic growth. The CFTC is expected to vote on the proposal at its next meeting in Washington DC this week.