Bank of England and Federal Reserve step up scrutiny of bank exposures to large trading companies
According to 36Kr, after Jane Street suffered large losses, the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve have stepped up scrutiny of banks' exposures to large trading companies. Regulators are seeking to understand these firms' risk appetite, how intraday exposures to them change, and how risk controls operate.
Key facts
- 01The Bank of England and the Federal Reserve have intensified scrutiny of banks' exposures to large trading companies following Jane Street's large losses.
- 02Regulators are seeking information on the risk appetite of these trading companies.
- 03Regulators want to know how banks' intraday exposures to these trading companies change.
- 04Regulators are examining how risk controls regarding these exposures operate.
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