The Federal Reserve is considering significant changes to its annual stress tests for large US banks, aiming to reduce volatility and increase transparency. The changes may include amending models, averaging results over two years, and allowing public comment on scenarios. The banking industry has expressed frustration with the test’s opacity and uneven outcomes, prompting the Fed to revamp the process in response to recent legal developments and industry feedback.
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Private equity investors trapped in China as top firms fail to find exit deals
Global private equity groups investing in China have struggled to exit their investments this year due to Beijing's restrictions on IPOs and a slowing economy, leaving foreign investors' capital trapped. The halt in exits has raised concerns among investors about the viability of investing in China, with total exits significantly lagging behind investments. The crackdown on offshore listings has forced buyout groups to explore alternative exit strategies, impacting their ability to generate returns and leading...
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