My view on the latest FDIC proposal: The FDIC is taking aim at bank boards and how they should govern. Some of these changes will have a big impact to banks looking at life above $10 billion. https://t.co/YceqicNmO5
For those looking at the forecast on Wednesday and seeing 100 (or something close to it) and going ugh, remember, this is us in about 4 months... #mnwx#wiwx
Despite the Fed taking the risk of recession off the table in the near-term, the full effect of the recent rate campaign has yet to fully hit the real economy. Appreciative of the opportunity to join Jack Milligan on #TheSlant podcast to talk continued risk in the macroeconomy.
If only the overview document related to the amendments to the regulatory capital rule was enough.
*Pours cup of coffee*
Time to crack open the 1,000+ pages of the Basel III endgame proposal.
“The environment is going to get tougher [for banks], but the biggest thing is stricter enforcement of existing regulation." – @RSMUSLLP's Brandon Koeser. https://t.co/9C7yNzgkGV @khaslett#riskmanagement#BDAudit23
Banks still benefit from performing a #risk assessment when entering a #fintechpartnership even if the company doesn't have a long operational history. https://t.co/9C7yNzgkGV @khaslett#BDAudit23
A few thoughts after reflecting on Fed Gov Waller's commentary:
1) The instability we saw in banking earlier this year is not reflective of the whole industry
2) Pay closer attention to core readings on inflation, not just the headline numbers
3) Hawks will be hawks
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller: “I do not support altering the stance of monetary policy over worries of ineffectual management at a few banks,” as he discusses the role that recent banking strains could play on lending conditions in the US https://t.co/xGOUHh4mQF
In a mobile banking world, UX doesn't have to suffer as a result of added security measures. Appreciate the chance to share some insights for this piece exploring the balance between fast and friction.
Security experts weigh in on how banking institutions can keep customers safer without bogging down their mobile user experience. https://t.co/OuoMx05hX0
It was a real honor to kick off #BDAudit23. Macro headwinds, regulatory pressures and technology advancements make these events key for bank leaders to decipher what is the signal over the noise banking. Shoutout to @BankDirector for putting on another great conference.
Informative commentary in the FOMC statement. I wonder if Chair Powell pauses just once - briefly for effect - during the prepared remarks portion of his presser to support the current and future actions of the Fed.
@khaslett Not that long ago, there would have been some sort of material good in that offer. Chase branded lunch box or tote anyone? I can see your mind thinking about it for a tote and $225...
It's not if. It's when. While I've been pointing to the changes in regulatory regimes as a precursor for this shift, recent events will push this effort into overdrive. Even though congressional action may be unlikely, don't underestimate agency powers to adjust regulation.
Fed Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey: Lending standards are tightening; loan demand is falling. Not surprising when looking at CRE loans. My colleagues and I recently wrote about the CRE outlook in banking. Good data. Great read. https://t.co/17kVgykCFK