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In-depth introduction: Leverage ratio

Banks are under pressure to reduce the gross value of their derivatives portfolios, spurring greater use of bilateral compression exercises - and tougher standards in the US could put banks there under more pressure than their peers. By Lukas Becker

Hearings run by the US Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs can be pretty dull. The first hour is filled with lengthy, monotone statements from politicians and pre-prepared – usually pre-released – remarks from those called to testify. The second hour typically consists of political grandstanding, disguised as questioning. 

The February 6 hearing, however, contained a short

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