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Fed’s new capital buffer refocuses on risk

Low-risk activities and larger management buffers likely to become more attractive

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Consequences of breaching capital conservation buffer include suspension of dividends and stoppers on bonuses

The US Federal Reserve’s proposed revisions to its capital framework would make risk-based capital requirements more volatile, bank analysts say, intensifying prudential and shareholder focus on risky assets while improving the comparative appeal of low-risk activities.

The proposal, released on April 10, would replace the capital conservation buffer – currently fixed at 2.5% – with a ‘stress

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