The Federal Reserve will hold a meeting at the end of the month to discuss easing bank leverage requirements, marking the start of regulatory relaxation in the banking industry

The Federal Reserve will hold a meeting on June 25 to discuss easing leverage requirements for large banks, marking the beginning of a comprehensive review of banking regulation. This will be the first meeting since Fed Governor Bowman took office as the top regulatory official, potentially initiating a series of regulatory rollbacks. Bankers have long called for revisions to the supplementary leverage ratio, which could be achieved by exempting safe assets or modifying the calculation formula