Impact of Basel Endgame and Long-Term Debt Proposals on the US Banking System

The US federal banking regulators recently proposed extensive revisions to the regulatory capital requirements. The sweeping late July and August proposals – targeted at banks with $100 billion (or more) in assets – are of critical importance, as the amount of capital a bank must maintain with respect to any particular loan, investment, or activity is often the most significant factor in determining whether the relationship is profitable – or even feasible. Please join this panel to understand how these proposals may impact larger banks and their customers, as well as the overall banking sector. 

Following this session at 10:00 am, Jonathan McKernan, Director, FDIC will be giving a keynote speech and Q&A.

Don't miss out on the next session starting at 11am: How Banks May Respond to the Basel Endgame and Long-Term Debt Proposal. Registration page: https://nysba.org/events/how-banks-may-respond-to-the-basel-endgame-and-long-term-debt-proposal/

Keynote Speech (10:00 AM):

Jonathan McKernan, Director, FDIC

Moderators:

Angela Ulum, Mayer Brown

Andrew Olmem, Mayer Brown

Speakers:

Thomas Michaud, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods

David Zaring, UPenn-Wharton

Dr. Guowei Zhang, SIFMA

Matt Bisanz, Mayer Brown

Anna Pinedo, Mayer Brown