TREE NEWS update: US bank regulators said the “living wills” — bankruptcy resolution plans — submitted by 15 banks with more than $250 billion in assets were found to have no shortcomings. The plans set out how each institution would be wound down in an orderly way if it failed.
US bank regulators find no shortcomings in 15 living wills
This is a compliance box ticked, not a clean bill of health for the wider system. The review covers only the largest institutions, so the resolvability of smaller banks and non-bank financial firms — where stress has tended to surface — remains untested by this exercise. The open question is whether regulators extend the same scrutiny to entities outside the $250 billion threshold, and whether a no-shortcomings verdict holds up when a resolution plan is tested by an actual failure rather than a paper review.
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