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US poised to dial back bank rules imposed in wake of 2008 crisis

  • U.S. Regulators plan to relax key bank capital rules as part of the Trump administration’s ongoing effort to roll back financial regulations in 2025.
  • This push for deregulation follows long-standing lobbying by major banks claiming current rules, including the supplementary leverage ratio, limit lending and punish low-risk holdings.
  • Critical voices warn that reducing capital buffers could raise the risk of another financial crisis by encouraging riskier activities like complex derivatives trading and high-risk loans.
  • Andrew Bailey, Bank of England governor, cautioned in February 2025 to "not forget the pain of the 2008 crisis," while analysts predict increased market volatility and uncertainty.
  • Experts warn that easing rules threatens financial stability for retail investors and middle-income Americans by potentially undermining market trust and increasing economic inequality.
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WDC TV News broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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