Federal Reserve Provides Guidance for 'Living Wills' of Large U.S. Banks

Reported 2 months ago

The Federal Reserve released new guidance aimed at larger U.S. banks, primarily those with assets exceeding $250 billion, on how to create 'living wills' that outline safe dissolution processes. This guidance aligns with previously approved frameworks by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

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